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Obsolete

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Obsolete

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we've got some black and white transmissions

and we want a fair share tonight

sewn up and obsolete transmissions

it's all the sound without the shine

square-shaped waves of clarity, it's all right

it's sooo dead loud

and energy is...

it's gonna pierce your skin

you're gonna get a certain sickness

you've gotta tear apart your eyes

so we can break this tunnel vision

and we can see above the skies

resistance has a subtlety

yeah it's organized

all plotted out for us to see

we gotta use it, or it's never going to change

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