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Suitable
03:47
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it's easy for you to say when the microphone is sent your way and the past has a meaning you mistake for genius yet to come it's easy for you to say when you've already had your day you survived so success is just doing your best you'll be noticed is the rule of thumb still you're mad because this time it's personal when the topic is something suitable it's easy for you to say when you can avoid the grey and latch onto a narrative enough would also assume it's easy for you to think to write it in blue ink knowing the issue takers are outnumbered in the room it's so simple to see almost too easy as you reflect and the dots connect to a unified theory
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Mystical
03:25
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clarify the deception in the lies sling a stone between the giant's eyes on the spot as the power grid decays knock it down and rebuild it in three days don't hesitate to move just go it can't be a matter of faith when you know somehow you found a path to the mystical without a book in hand a route to beyond the material instead of plans you're saying prayers somehow counterintuitive charts and graphs building ships while everyone points and laughs don't factor the chaos or else you'll wind up with a product trapping the pious mind angels harmonize a chorus of why demons deviate discussing how
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Medicating
03:46
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another dose of dopamine by leveling up on the screen looking ahead to a busy night with the rainchecks left to write not to be taken wrong or misconstrued don't mean to keep you waiting while i'm medicating biological subjection symptom of disconnection rails of time joints of will laughs at the mirror spill supporters shaking heads it's a phase to go through don't mean to keep you waiting while i'm medicating don't take it as a taunt not a rebellion or declaration without trying to flaunt let me lose the queen tip the king till a year's gone by company request forced to induce the birth of a weak excuse it's about damn time it's overdue don't mean to keep you waiting while i'm medicating.
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No Intention
05:08
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Bass – John Contreras
Drums – Kevin Jensen
Guitar – Mike McGovern
Guitar/Keyboards/Vocals – Matt Wilke
Recorded in various locations by John Contreras, Kevin Jensen Mike McGovern, and Matt Wilke in 2020
Mixed by Mike McGovern at Noiselab
Mastered by Carl Saff
Artwork by Bo Totten Illustration
Composed and arranged by Matthew D Wilke
Jonamos Records
© 2020 All Rights Reserved
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Entertainment
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you're going the distance you're in control making good time you're on a roll so disappointed in everyone's preparation vulnerable to shock and devastation attachments only serve a skewed view inner peace is so easy when it suits you when you're running that was the plan wasn't it and it'll work until it doesn't the answer was in the energy your brain spent was it therapy or merely entertainment in the moment it's true but i get suspicious in the wrong hands virtue becomes pernicious it seems like a prerequisite when the sadness pays a visit your feet get set on the silver starting line.
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