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Metallic Fantasy
01:54
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Concrete blocks and human flesh
Roots can't go down deep
With a parking structure
Underneath
A million arrive
And a million leave
The city can be
What you please
A metallic fantasy
Of corrugated iron
You can build what you want
You can buy your childhood dream
Come to my house
It's a nice square
Of cement
And everything
You want
Is imported
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2. |
Eighty Years
03:43
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3. |
Dear Grandma Elsie
03:17
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4. |
Area Code
03:12
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5. |
Click of Dopamine
02:03
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