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07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
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07_05.lrc
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
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07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
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07_05.lrc
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
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07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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I've been feeling down and laying low I've been hiding out and staying in Then you spoke to me I hope you agree I was tuning out but now I'm in I was losing sleep but now I win Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me I was heading back but now I'm here I was cutting out but now I'm clear Then you spoke to me I hope you agree Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me Come back to life now circuitry connect me Feeling alive now from circuitry connect me
Black Moth Super Rainbow, discogs_id: 165373, Bruce Haack, discogs_id: 26952, Happy Mondays, discogs_id: 12097
groovy, joyous, trippy, mysterious
experimental, indie rock, art rock, electronic dance
07_05.lrc
A song about healing and recovery, both physical and emotional, it's the manic to the previous song's depression. Interesting that the happy place is being more machine-like though.
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Verse 1 : The vocals are a call and response and overlap - describing feeling drained emotionally and physically, [00:00.000]-[00:25.017] | Bridge : The bridge provides a different longer vocal melody while the grooves continue, [00:25.018]-[00:38.014] | Verse 2 : Return to the call and response with a more relaxed vocal melody, [00:38.015]-[00:51.010] | Chorus 1 : An all out assault of vocoders, giant reverb guitars and beats make this a stand out chorus, [00:51.011]-[01:08.014] | Verse 3 : Back to the more chill verse, [01:08.015]-[01:21.010] | Bridge 2 : This time the bridge is used to build the energy a bit more, [01:21.011]-[01:34.007] | Chorus 2 : Return to the maximalist chorus, [01:34.008]-[01:51.010] | Interlude : Guitars and 80s synths spare in this interlude, [01:51.011]-[02:10.017] | Jams : A long psychedelic jam section with lots of effects and sonic exploration, [02:10.018]-[02:53.014] | Chorus 3 : The final chorus brings back all the elements for a big finish, [02:53.015]-[03:10.017] | Infranym : Some type of hidden message in tap or Morse code, [03:10.018]-[03:25.017]
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Might not be reasons why We were told not to go outside There's lots of talk about going this way or that, but the end is always the same You can't get to a promised land when both the promise and the land are misnamed And so it goes, we wait until the team returns Still in the throes of throwing eyes in the storm The discourse on rationale is still a mumble The tablets that replaced you now they crumble There's lots of talk about going this way or that but the end is always the same The only thing left to do is to wander off alone, babbling to the rain
Stereolab, discogs_id: 388, Mercury Rev, discogs_id: 9658, 13th Floor Elevators, discogs_id: 304455
defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
indie rock, psychedelic rock
07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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Intro : Pulsating bass synths and drums start the song., [00:00.000]-[00:16.006] | Instrumental Verse : A few bars of the verse are played without lyrics, [00:16.007]-[00:32.013] | Verse 1 : The first verse begins with vocals., [00:32.014]-[00:48.020] | Chorus 1 : More vocals are added but the tone becomes more conversational, [00:48.021]-[01:21.008] | Verse 2 : Right back into the verse, [01:21.009]-[01:53.022] | Chorus 2 : The chorus returns with more intensity, [01:53.023]-[02:26.011] | Breakdown : The drum machine, guitar, and organ play a pick-axe-swinging type rhythm, [02:26.012]-[02:42.017] | Bass Build : The bass builds up the tension, [02:42.018]-[02:58.024] | Jams : A crazy, noisy jam is released with warped instruments and a flurry of drums, [02:58.025]-[03:47.019] | Infranym : The spoken hidden message can barely be heard., [03:47.020]-[03:51.021]
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Might not be reasons why We were told not to go outside There's lots of talk about going this way or that, but the end is always the same You can't get to a promised land when both the promise and the land are misnamed And so it goes, we wait until the team returns Still in the throes of throwing eyes in the storm The discourse on rationale is still a mumble The tablets that replaced you now they crumble There's lots of talk about going this way or that but the end is always the same The only thing left to do is to wander off alone, babbling to the rain
Stereolab, discogs_id: 388, Mercury Rev, discogs_id: 9658, 13th Floor Elevators, discogs_id: 304455
defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
indie rock, psychedelic rock
07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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Might not be reasons why We were told not to go outside There's lots of talk about going this way or that, but the end is always the same You can't get to a promised land when both the promise and the land are misnamed And so it goes, we wait until the team returns Still in the throes of throwing eyes in the storm The discourse on rationale is still a mumble The tablets that replaced you now they crumble There's lots of talk about going this way or that but the end is always the same The only thing left to do is to wander off alone, babbling to the rain
Stereolab, discogs_id: 388, Mercury Rev, discogs_id: 9658, 13th Floor Elevators, discogs_id: 304455
defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
indie rock, psychedelic rock
07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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07_06_4
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Indigo
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Known, Forgotten
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Aim It NE
2024-06-04T00:00:00
[03:51.021]
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Might not be reasons why We were told not to go outside There's lots of talk about going this way or that, but the end is always the same You can't get to a promised land when both the promise and the land are misnamed And so it goes, we wait until the team returns Still in the throes of throwing eyes in the storm The discourse on rationale is still a mumble The tablets that replaced you now they crumble There's lots of talk about going this way or that but the end is always the same The only thing left to do is to wander off alone, babbling to the rain
Stereolab, discogs_id: 388, Mercury Rev, discogs_id: 9658, 13th Floor Elevators, discogs_id: 304455
defiant, angsty, energetic, dreamy
indie rock, psychedelic rock
07_06.lrc
This song channels the frustrations of group-think or going along with a team you don't want to belong to. There's a perspective from a Moses-doubter sick of wandering the desert, and arguing over two options that aren't even defined correctly.
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Intro : Pulsating bass synths and drums start the song., [00:00.000]-[00:16.006] | Instrumental Verse : A few bars of the verse are played without lyrics, [00:16.007]-[00:32.013] | Verse 1 : The first verse begins with vocals., [00:32.014]-[00:48.020] | Chorus 1 : More vocals are added but the tone becomes more conversational, [00:48.021]-[01:21.008] | Verse 2 : Right back into the verse, [01:21.009]-[01:53.022] | Chorus 2 : The chorus returns with more intensity, [01:53.023]-[02:26.011] | Breakdown : The drum machine, guitar, and organ play a pick-axe-swinging type rhythm, [02:26.012]-[02:42.017] | Bass Build : The bass builds up the tension, [02:42.018]-[02:58.024] | Jams : A crazy, noisy jam is released with warped instruments and a flurry of drums, [02:58.025]-[03:47.019] | Infranym : The spoken hidden message can barely be heard., [03:47.020]-[03:51.021]
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