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Warning
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Redundancy
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Everyday, everything, seems all the same. And I swear to god I might be going a little insane. Redundancy kills me every time I face the stuff. When life's so repetitive how do ya know when to say enough is enough? You don't understand why variety is such a rare thing should it come into your hands.
I feel so distant from everything I do. And the only thing I can maybe rely on is you. And we, dream of a life that might be a little bit more exciting. Wander the world in search of that which you searched for all your life.
Just put the repetitive redundancies behind you in the rearview mirror. And that place that you have searched for will be coming nearer.
Everything all seems the same. Somebody help me please to keep from going insane. Redundancy kills me every time I face the stuff. When will we ever see the time has come enough is enough.
La da da da da..........
Redundancy kills me every time I face the stuff. When will we ever see the time is now. Enough is enough.
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Bullshit Politics LIVE
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Mother Fucking Junkies!
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TheJester Chicago, Illinois
Artist out of Algonquin, Illinois. Folk Punk/Singer-Songwriter for fans of Ramshackle Glory, Days N Daze, AJJ, Amigo the Devil, etc. And purveyor of Psychedelic weird shit for fans of such things.
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