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Botify the People
05:50
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Don’t share the wealth
You’ll share health
Keep ’em crawling, crawling further
Up the ladder, ’til the murder
All of those lines
Fine printed lines
Keep ’em happy not reading
All the bullshit that we’re feeding
Yes, you are
A star!
On a chart
In a machine heart
Lie after lie
Time after time
Make it look like we’re caring
Your objective: get them sharing
Big Data dumps
Subscriber bumps
We’re a business, not a pre-school
Just tell them what I told you
Yes, you are (Yes, you are)
A star! (You’re a star)
On a chart (On a chart)
In a machine heart
We need to spotify all of the artists
And shopify all of the guest lists
No need to amplify our reasons
When we can botify all of the people
Kick up upstairs
Like someone cares
What we do with all the money
Keep it close to, to you honey
Yes, you are (Yes, you are)
A star! (You’re a star)
On a chart (On a chart)
In a machine heart
We need to spotify all of the artists (We need to spotify!)
And shopify all of the guest lists (We need to shopify!)
No need to amplify our reasons (We need to amplify!)
When we can botify all of the people (We can botify!)
Ssshhh!
Don’t gimme truth
This is post-you
Swear I’ll cut off all the branches
Throw you back into the trenches
And there you’ll be
Just without me
Back to crawling, crawling further
Up the ladder, ’til you murder
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Scream into the Void
04:16
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Faith in the System
04:26
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But the Boy Is Dead!
03:54
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Plastic
04:07
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Light the Liars on Fire
07:12
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The Fisherman & The Sea Helsinki, Finland
From Finland – a country that allegedly holds more metal bands than park rangers are able to rescue from their gothic photoshoots in the hinterlands, and where disoriented polar bears roam downtown shopping centres – hail singer-songwriter Jon Eden and his band. His roots also put him in Hamburg, Germany thus planting him somewhere in the Baltic Sea in compromise – hence the name of the band. ... more
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