1. |
Gone
05:22
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Over here, over there
For so many years
Over there, over here
For so many years
Now you're gone
Always here, always there
For so many years
Always there, always here
For so many years
Now you're gone
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2. |
Polymorph
05:54
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3. |
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Listen to it and find out
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4. |
Waiting for the Sun
03:52
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People passing by
Look me in the eye
Far away they fly then
gone for good
People come and go
Tidal ebb and flow
Everyone we know is
Gone for good
Waiting for the sun
To come and carry me to
The security of
Isolation
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5. |
Ice Cream Genocide
04:26
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6. |
Needeepeedee
05:42
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I don't know how
You think you have
The entitlement
To project
Your suffering
On to others
Without conscience
Or consequence
Endless repetition
Senseless demolition
Bulldozing your way through
People til they hate you
You have no redeeming features
You're one of the world's worst creatures
Wanting everyone to hurt you
Isn't an attractive virtue
Endless repetition
Senseless demolition
Bulldozing your way through
People til they hate you
Endless repetition
Senseless demolition
No-one else can save ya
So control your behaviour
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7. |
Hypnoboom!
03:50
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I believe in you
You believe in me
We believe in the
Personality
Personality is but a fantasy that we
Employ to make sense of existence
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Oddbot Cardiff, UK
From Cornwall but based in South Wales.
A former monk who left his cave to make music and be
happy.
Grew up on the Beach Boys, Kraftwerk, then later Faust, Throbbing Gristle, Devo, SFA, GZM, Psychic TV, Stereolab, TFUL282, Aphex Twin, acid, house, techno, trip hop and more.
Try it out and see if it fits together!
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Artwork by Mark Wilkinson
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