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This Is Radio Surgery

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Locust Canonical path: /locust/this-is-radio-surgery Related lyric paths: 6
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This Is Radio Surgery

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Avoid the hooplah - the lock groove is set.

Avoid the hooplah - so place all your bets.

Wounded insects eating their pets,

Dumb down tall sects must cleat all debts.

Face knew nothing of the matter,

Indicators = splatter, splatter!

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