Kill The Client
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Primetime Dogma

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kill The Client Canonical path: /kill-the-client/primetime-dogma Related lyric paths: 6
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Primetime Dogma

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Fifty-five inches of heavenly delight

A sick God on an altar

All hail the mighty television

Technologically advanced

Civilization put to sleep by 200 channels of shit and fear

Bask in its truth and knowledge

For its heavenly light shows us

The way to salvation

What to buy

How to sell

We’re saved

You’re fuck

Clicking and roaming like sheep

Looking for their shepherds

Beamed direct to the masses

Live via satellite

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