1. |
The Great Experiment
00:32
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2. |
Wrestle Your Neighbor
04:15
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I'm so done with liberal bullshit
Snowflakes melt when you assault them
So punch her teeth in, body slam him
In the name of evangelism
Wrestle your neighbor
Piledrive your neighbor
And we'll be great again
I'm so done with conservative bigots
Christians flee when you persecute them
So bash his face into the pavement
Twist her arms till she starts wailing
Wrestle your neighbor
Clothesline your neighbor
And we'll be great again
Wrestle your neighbor
Strangle your neighbor
Crucify your neighbor
And we'll be great again
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3. |
Lost Wages
03:27
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Count the days till I get back
Back to what I was
Before the job, the wife and kids showed up
Treat myself to all the joys
The women, booze and noise
Take the pill, I'll drink my fill, and dance all night
See the lights again
Reach the height of man
Count the ways that I'll get back
Back to what I was
When I would drink till the sun showed up
See the lights again
Reach the height of man
Time has knocked me down a peg or two
But still I will power through
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4. |
Yeongdeungpo
04:00
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5. |
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Fairly complicated I know
It seems
That we can
Drift into the pages we have not begun
It seems as though
We have only one choice
That is all we've got
It seems as though
We have only one choice
That is all
To save the soul
To save the soul
The grade is out
The grade is out
And that is it
Our God's the greatest one, heathens
The greatest one
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6. |
'90s Kids
04:00
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Trace it back to where it started
Cause it seems it's getting harder
To take all the blame for problems
That existed long before us
Trace it back to where it started
To the day we crashed the markets
Leaving everybody jobless
So that we wouldn't have to work
Who made the world so terrible?
It must have been millennials
Let's put them on an island
And make this world utopian
Trace it back to where it started
Cause it seems it's getting harder
To take all the blame for problems
That existed long before us
Who made the world so terrible?
It must have been millennials
Who killed all my hopes and dreams?
Those kids born in the '90s
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7. |
Jun
01:35
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8. |
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A terrorist just moved in next door
Below the gangster on the fifteenth floor
I wish I could make things how they used to be
When everyone looked and sounded just like me
(Revisionist history):
Things were better back in '55
Rows and rows of fences painted white
Everyone in town was so polite
The future looked bright
I wish that I had moved to Africa
Bought myself a beach and kicked the locals off
Hired one or two to mow my lawn...
(Like the picture perfect time when I was young):
Things were better back in '55
Rows of torches marching in the night
All the men in town would dress in white
And set crosses alight
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9. |
Here's to Better Days
03:55
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Here's to better days
Here's to better days
Here's to better days
Here's to better days
The end is coming now
The end is coming now
The end is coming now
The end is coming now
So here's to better days...
We can't control this
We can't control this
We can't control this
We can't control this
The end is coming now...
We can't control this
We can't control this
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10. |
Leviathan (Bonus Track)
02:44
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