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Artist: Dj Shadow
Canonical path: /dj-shadow/what-does-your-soul-look-like-part-1
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What Does Your Soul Look Like (part 1)
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What Does Your Soul Look Like (part 1)
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This is not a dream, not a dream
We are using your brain's electrical system as a receiver
We are unable to transmit through your conscious neural interference
You are receiving this broadcast as a dream
We are transmitting from the year 1-9-...
It is happening again...
It is happening again...
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