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The Brain
02:32
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The Brain
The Brain
It’s always the brain
Never off
Always on
Like a sprinkler
in a great big pond.
Synapse here
Synapse there
All the way from
Memories of a bear
Little knowledge
Big big knowledge
Gets me started
On a neuro-lo- gical pledge
Of allegiance to the mind.
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Grilled cheese
Yes please
Grilled cheese
Yes please
In between
In between
Grilled cheese
Yes please
Grilled cheese
Yes please
Smack smack
Gooey Gooey
Catsuuup Catsuup Sugar
Triangle bread is what dreams are made of
Grilled cheese
Yes please
Grilled cheese
Yes please
In between
In between
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3. |
The Contract
02:33
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The contract the contract
Is a pact
Is a pact
She signs here
She signs here
He signs everywhere
He signs everywhere
Justice justice
In ink soaked blood
Justice justice
The original flood
The contract the contract
Is a pact
Is a pact
She signs here
She signs here
He signs everywhere
He signs everywhere
Equality in numbers
It does exist
Equality in numbers
Fight for it or she’ll be pissed
The contract the contract
Is a pact
Is a pact
She signs here
She signs here
He signs everywhere
He signs everywhere
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The Brain (part deux)
02:15
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The recollection of neurons
Is not part of my medulla oblongata
But rather is a network
Of cells that are hurrying my death
The Hippocampus / Death to cells
The Hippocampus / Death to networks
The Hippocampus / Death to happy dappy
Death to (r)evolution of the consciousness
This is my secret / delete
Lists, of vegetables / delete
Smiling / delete
and appointments
opera-like / Soon I will be free
Cerebral Cortex / Free to love, free to go
Where my brain is inhibiting me from being independent.
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