1. |
Castaway
03:43
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2. |
No Future
03:42
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Looking through the glass
i can see your past
uranium and gas
no future
could you only see
that youre easily
de-stroying all we breathe
no future
Is it fair to us
starting to get rust
clouded up by dust
no future
drowning in a sea
black and warm and green
dying easily
no future
look to the sky and see
taste the fruit off the tree
feel your feet underneath
the water rippling
its poison exactly
looking through the past
i can see your past
uranium and gas
no future
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3. |
Halo
03:48
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4. |
Spent Luck
03:22
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A spark without a fire
a wish with no desire
empty cans and empty brains
please get me higher
Fishing in the wishing well
your hook is getting bent
empty line and no more time
all of your luck has been spent
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5. |
Deprecation
02:28
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6. |
Nuclear Parade
03:25
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fission fusion a lake of confusion
will the water prevent the pollution
execution destroyed by all the greed
confiscating a new life from a seed
the watts bars here the watts bar stays
nuclear parade
radiation invades control station
permeation ruins my vacation
will the water prevent the pollution
will the tower supersede a fusion
the watts bars here the watts bar stays
nuclear parade
fission fusion a lake of confusion
radiation invades control station
will the tower supersede a fusion
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7. |
No Future Pt II
02:57
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Midnite Rollercoaster Athens, Tennessee
"A funk-fueled swagger surrounds the work of Midnite Rollercoaster, an Athens, Tennessee, band whose music is thick with bass lines, psychedelic riffs and elastic alt rock swagger. There’s also a good deal of blues-inspired noise, with devastation and confession woven into each verse and chorus...." - Josh Pickard ... more
Midnite Rollercoaster recommends:
sounds great, written even better. love the tapey vibes
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