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We're on the Same Train
03:18
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I’m putting you on speaker phone right at the minute
Taping the phone onto my head
Listening for an open signal so the bots don’t come and take me away
Take me away
You’re looking for some things, that were never really real
On the same way
On the same train
Listening for the sounds of birds
Fluttering through the eye sockets
Of robots that will take over every single shop downtown
Downtown
New technology is weird
And it’s growing by the minute
We’re on the same train
On the same train
On the same train
We’re on the same train
We’re on the same train
We’re on the same train
Not going anywhere
Not leaving through the eye sockets of robots
That take over the downtown area of our town
That led them to the pencil sharpener store
That opens and closes by the minute and it lasted five seconds
If it only took six seconds
We’d be on the same train
Going nowhere
We’re on the same train
Going nowhere
(Saw 15 batteries, in the socket eye)
Guitars
Gather around
Guitars
That are driving cars
The future is so weird
The future is so weird
The future is so weird
The future is so weird
We’re on the same train
Going nowhere
We’re on the same train
Going to nowhere
Going to nowhere
Going to nowhere
We’re on the same train
Going nowhere
Going nowhere
Going nowhere
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Calculation error 29
We've got to abort ship
Calculation error 31
We've got to abandon ship
I know I skipped one
Does it really matter really?
That I skipped one
Stop being a perfectionist, I know I skipped one number calculation
This was a test
We don't have to abort the ship
This was a test
No one ever gets what they forget
You're on you're on
Your own
No one ever gets the tests right
No one ever gets the tests right
No one ever gets the tests right
Never thought I'd try
To remember all you told me so I wrote it down on a napkin in my brain
Then I threw it away
And that's what we did wrong
And that's what you did wrong
And that's everything
Cause everyone fails those tests and that's what's true
Everyone fails those tests
And everyone fails the tests that
No one wanted
No one wanted
No one wanted
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3. |
Any Way Out
03:09
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All of my life
I tried to realize
That maybe I
Don't have to be alone
I can feel the fires burning
I can feel my mind overthinking
I can feel the sun is shining
I just wanna know is there any way out
I just wanna know is there any way out
I just wanna know is there any way out
From time to time
I need to tell myself
That in the end
I'm going to be okay
I can feel the fires burning
I can feel my mind overthinking
I can feel the sun is shining
I just wanna know is there any way out
I just wanna know is there any way out from here
I just wanna know is there any way out
I can feel the fires burning
I can feel my mind overthinking
I can feel the sun is shining
I just wanna know is there any way out from here
I just wanna know is there any way out from here
I just wanna know is there any way out
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4. |
It's About Time
01:30
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It's about time to realize
It's about time to realize
It's about time
Far away and way up north
And so forth
There is a swarth
And maybe I am just wasting time
But we wont know until we die
Now I think it's time we realize
It's about time
And nowadays it is not right
Nowadays it is not right (it's about time)
Nowadays it's not right (it's about time)
Nowadays it is not right (it's about time)
It's about time
About time
About time
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5. |
Green-Screen Factory
02:26
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Working after hours at the factory
Boxing hundreds of sheets that are chroma key
I was supposed to be in bed, but this is alright
I was supposed to leave at 5, it's 10, but that's fine
I work endless days
And I work endless nights
Locked in the factory
Working after hours at the green-screen factory
I was prepping supplies when I heard an audible sigh
Someone had broken in into the factory
They didn't know I was here, most people don't
They didn't know that I had a blackbelt in karate
I leapt out from my seat
To put an end to this robbery
But the robber pinned me down
To the floor of the factory
Over the factory
Somewhere out east
There is a box with my name on it
I work endless days
And I work endless nights
Locked in the factory
Working after hours at the green-screen facto-
I was stabbed and left
On the floor of the factory
My blackbelt hadn't taught me
How not to die in the green-screen factory
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6. |
Encoding Errors
01:20
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If only there were some sort of time machine
To take us back to foreign exchanges
We could change
But we've lost
We're alone and it's our fault
And here's the phone
But I let it ring
As I run and hide in shame
And it's all that I can take
And we fought
And we fought
But we fought not hard enough
And we fell to our knees
As the ship's shadow increased
And we all fall down
And we all hide now
And we don't remember what it was like
Before the war
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Luke Hennisch Greenburgh, New York
I make music you may or may not listen to.
Business email: ekulestrecords@gmail.com
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(914) 487-3950
Luke Hennisch recommends:
In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
by Neutral Milk Hotel
This album inspired me to pick up the guitar and get to releasing my own music. One of the most innovative records ever produced
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Bee Thousand
by Guided By Voices
One of the most brilliant records ever recorded, strikes a chord with the lo-fi and power pop side of me
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