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Maintenance
04:49
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Assuming there is no right or wrong
No truth out there or in this song
Is it insecurity or ambiguity?
Some movements still going strong
Is it our duty or an act of cowardice
To pick a side and disagree?
How do you know you’re right?
You are never right!
Are we really the chosen ones?
We are not the chosen ones!
Districts in maintenance
I’m looking for imperfection
Is it insecurity or ambiguity?
This has no meaning to me
Is it our duty or an act of cowardice
To pick a side and disagree?
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Success
04:08
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What they see and what they know
In whole or in part / right from the start
Is bright and dark at once
Is black and white
What they see is binary
Ones and zeros
Obvious boundaries
Exist in their heads
Travelling through time and space
Through body and soul
Calm like a bomb
A fucking bomb
The clock is ticking endlessly
No one escapes / they're going to succeed
Once they arrive we’ll be sorted out
Are we going to join?
Success is always suspicious
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There is something / I wanna change
I can’t remember / it’s out of range
From worlds beneath the ground
I hear voices / a horrible sound
The souls of cheerless hearts
Will forever be torn apart
The future and the past
contrasts, just contrasts.
It’s sad but all we know
We’re in a cloud of histories
The world is bipolar
And in between it’s me
I see trees with white bark
They witnessed all the dark
Ages of mankind
We left everything behind
There is something / it will never change
I can remember / on a rifle range
On a Saturday night
Artificial light
which was bright
Shining on a brutal fight
Between shadows and machines
Stage free for the beauty queen
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