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forced reality
01:36
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someone carry me away from here
i want to be far far far away from here
i launch after i drop
in reality i am atlas i can feel the spinal cuff
crushing when i practice free thought
fiber optic leads back up to the world i forgot
i try to forget it all i awaken
replace my muddy bone marrow
distraught
unclutter my plug my sickened heart
distraught
replace my cancerous mind
distraught
reloaded
suspended
animation
free thought
the hand was descending
the weight is too much
the hand was retracted
the veil reinjected
in reality my name is atlas the rest i forgot
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wake up its the first of the month
take a shit and hit the road
i think its time to re up
get my check and get some bud
all right the first of the month the day i leave my cave
I
never fuckin learn
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AURAL BUTCHERYER$ Boston, Massachusetts
John (E) Aple°seed
Cameron F. Ashes ~ Drums (2016 sessions)
Ian Clark Drums on several tracks N/H "late Again and Nancy X Spungen
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