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Functionality
03:30
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So you woke up fretting about your life
Like it’s all falling apart
And no matter how hard you try,
You keep confusing your brain with your heart
But at least you can function
And these words you can understand
Tell me you can function
(What you expect of me is functionality
Not lethargy)
And do you feel sometimes like yer going nuts?
That all perspective has been lost?
And you don’t know what you are & what you are not,
Once all costumes have been tossed off?
But at least you can function
And this is something you can comprehend
Tell me you can function
(What you expect of me is functionality
Not lethargy)
You can move your arms
You can turn your head
You can blink your eyes
You can lift your legs
You can twist your neck
You can shake your hands
You CAN.
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2. |
Black Sheep (voice memo)
03:24
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Functionality (demo A)
03:37
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Photo Dump (voice memo)
02:27
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Functionality (demo B)
03:23
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