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Obsolete
04:24
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Gotta beating heart and a head full up with steam, And pretty faces livin’ inside my color TV
Got James Dean dreams soaked in red red whiskey, And fifty different people tryin’ to tell me who to be
I’m the coal and the world is a furnace, Never meant no harm but she was made to burn us
I feel so Obsolete, Might as well milk my blood for oil
What do get now if I worship at their feet? What do I get now for my toil?
The highways moan like those ancient asphalt gods, Making my feet felt so obscene
Rushing my way through those inky black veins, I’m feelin; less man than machine
And my legs are crooked trinkets on their trees, when firing rods and levers bring me to my knees
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Diamonds in the Rough
02:34
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Modern Man
04:59
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I don’t need nobody tellin’ me I’ve been made, I can’t wait seventy years until I’m saved,
Not when I hear the dirt calling my name, Yeah, I see you when you look so amused,
By the things that have always been true.
So put your sadness on closed circuit and watch old tapes about your soul
Because I’ve seen it in the trees that bend, in the heavy swollen nights. Seems to me
that the Modern Man, ain’t supposed to feel alright Modern Man’s not supposed to feel--Feel alright.
When I knew you and you were young holding Mom’s hand at the store, And now move firmly and with no mind for the beggar by the door
Tell me the truth babe, just don’t tell me that I’m wrong
‘Cause I’m a savvy man but I don’t think I’m that strong
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Riptide
03:42
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