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La Batterie Humaine
04:50
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Today we built a fire
(we built a fire)
This night it burned down lower
Someday temperate regions be equator
One day we'll have son's and daughters
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2. |
I WOKE UP KISSING YOU
03:21
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3. |
Waving a Salty Flag
03:43
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"It's okay baby. I remember every-thing"
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4. |
Henaserka
04:54
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5. |
Soft and Could Smear
04:47
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We could break, like ornaments from Christmas trees.
We could smear on the pavement,
And wash away with the rain.
Don't hurt us anymore.
I see the coming of your downfall
You just want it all
But you can't touch me.
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7. |
Two Thousand Something
04:41
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8. |
Breaker!
03:40
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I broke the shell of the barnacle
the small creature inside tumbled to the sea
uh, oh that's me sometimes breaker of things
I do it in defense of my life
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Insides, and outsides
Flesh, cut it up sometimes
Flesh, it grows back sometimes
Flesh, bound by
Flesh, between your hips and thighs
And you've got to heal yourself
The doctors they won't do it
And you've got to heal yourself
In this nervous puking bathroom.
Insides, and outsides
Fresh, I just took a shower
and washed at the surface, I'm fresh
vegetables and rice and seeds
I clean my intestines,
I'm Fresh, Flesh
What're we gonna tell the folks back home?
It's smack.
Chorus
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Coby C Atlanta, Georgia
Coby C comes from the cosmos, as pure and as weird as a space babe gets. Seriously. Atlanta produced him, but for ten years he has produced the underground sounds of Atlanta--not the made for radio hits but the electro-wheezes of the broke down wealthy bump and grind. ... more
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