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The future is now
03:29
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Losing my day
03:49
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I don't wanna be here anymore, I cannot pretend I like them, I don't wanna be here anymore so let's trash the place and hit the road.
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Factory (1962-1968)
03:11
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Is it a factory roaring in my head? Why all those melodies sound like they're not mine?
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Texas sonic
06:27
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They can't get enough of the sweet sweet stuff, they're burnin up for the super stuff. Texas youth, the running wild.
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