Hologram Man
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Hologram Man
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Born and raised in velvet years under a shiny glass sky
Blessed for all the times to be kept in safe delight
And the sun always rose for tomorrow
Saving your dull days from dying down
It's a hell of a life to live
Blurry visions ruin the eye
In this hologram all I see
Is fading now
Void is filling up your days still you believe it's all right
Satisfied in your castrated way and never a moment of doubt
It's a hell of a life to live
Blurry visions ruin the eye
In this hologram all I see is fading now
Trapped in this pixel cage
Balanced and safe from harm
Getting high on this your sweet soma to keep you numb
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