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drones
05:20
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on this sinking ship time to go all in tonight
wait for the burning bridges to be glowing bright
we go running off to see what else we can lose
on top of this world we built they stay in bed and snooze
send in the drones, no one will know we were here
send in the drones, make it loud and clear
send in the drones, you have nothing to fear
send in the drones
rob the poor to feed the rich another regime change war
divide and conquer the populace stoke the fear some more
fighting for justice equality they tell a false dichotomy
striving to live our ideals they tell us we hate liberty
send in the drones, no one will know we were here
send in the drones, make it loud and clear
send in the drones, you have nothing to fear
send in the drones
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Band Geek 4 Life
05:22
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drones - unplugged
03:00
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Arson As Art Niles, Michigan
Blurring lines and roaming beyond specific genres, ARSON AS ART pursues atypical sounds that arouse, stir up emotion, and evoke depth while creating sonic complexity.
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