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All We've Got
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Got nothin' to do with your complexes
Make a bunch of stuff then shut it down
Kind of dumb
Yet that goes on and on and on and on and on and...
This is all we've got
Government's not a self interest group
Stop your violence man
Can't understand?
Someone will truly mind
This is all we've got
Can you see them?
Making plans for you, making plans for me
And there is no guarantee
Their set up's for free
This is all we've got
How can they do that?
When they can see
Yet can't and won't be cruelty free
Better transition to a better way
This is all we've got
That's television
What's oozing's astral TV
It comes and goes and it is time to let your mind grow
And that goes on and on and on and...
This is all we've got
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Funny Feeling
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Amphidrome Melbourne, Australia
Electronic post punk from Melbourne, Australia. Formation year 2014. Dedicated to groove and other stuff.
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