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Virus
03:52
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We're bit players
in this human drama
been ripped apart
we were coming together
look if you want
deny if you want
but here we are
staring down the barrel of the 21st century
I don't need a revelation
to see it's time for revolution
I don't need a revelation
to see it's time for revolution now
The virus spread
by word through a dream
it's the face behind the face
glowing in your tv screen
well you'll get what you want
you'll get what you want
but we've got eyes that see
I don't need a revelation
to see it's time for revolution
I don't need a revelation
to see it's time for revolution now
Deviant of the system
Deviation
He's a freak
Take him down
Deviant of the system
Deviation
freak
Take him down
Oh the wires have gone bad
his wires have gone bare
we must take him down
The wires have gone bad
the wires have gone bare
we must take him down
take him down
I don't need a revelation
to see it's time for revolution
I don't need a revelation
to see it's time
for revolution now
revolution now
look if you want
staring down the barrel of the 21st century
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Shotgun
03:39
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3. |
Scratch My Eyes Out
02:53
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4. |
I Want to Watch
03:37
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5. |
The Lowdown
03:43
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