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I'm The Elephant
02:45
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The tooth of a lion
Hardy, resilient, adaptable, even fierce
No flamboyant, hothouse, show piece
I'm the elephant
No weight on my shoulders can bring me down
I'm the elephant no one can bring me down
Wearing the turquoise is best for my fortune
Mondays a forked in the road.
A day to luxuriate in my personal lunar legacy
Romance, a touch of madness
We need this liberty, so hop the fence
Because freedom is your natural state
Resist a tyrant who tries to tell you when to come and go
How to live and what to think
You need deliver blunt honesty, the straight arrow
Little to know phony personalty
I'm so-so at flattering people's old souls
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Techno Tronic
02:38
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Take It Away Slow
01:44
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And that's the Devil I know
Candles of water, lakes of fire
No one is in charge
We're all without power
I had an overdose in what I needed the most
Take it away slow
I'll learn with practice, or until I fall asleep
I'm in hopes I fall asleep
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Quote
03:58
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"Quote"
I hear people everyday quoting this book without open it
I’ll admit I past judgment on to my eyes, but still they look dumb
While the mild mannered bite their tongues, and the ignorant write bias
Its no wonder why we’re asking what he would do
So show us something new and true with more soul than sunday school
And the accurate date of our doom
Rewrite the story so they know
This is the best time to be alive
They’ll speak of us 200 years from now
We’ll be the people in the sky
If you have one book and that is all
What personal experience do you recall
Because references to old testaments do nothing new for pessimist
Quote me while I dig and rip into this
Cause at no time and at little cost I’m reborn, forgiven and sent off…
I’m not saying to turn your back on God
I’m not saying much at all
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Thermal Camera
01:13
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