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What kind of world is this?
Don't know what to feel
Lament the content spent
But nothing's real
Exercises in new information
You say technology
Can liberate
But there's no mystery
Everything turns lame
Exercises in new information
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Shadows
02:20
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I once had education
But nothing fit just right
Every morning I will stumble
On the garbage from last night
Shadows live inside my head
Over ripe strategic planning
It always clouds my mind
When it's theory over practice
I get stuck and can't decide
Shadows live inside my head
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Shouting Sword Buffalo, New York
Amateur noise. Slowly figuring out the method without understanding the concepts.
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