1. |
PROCEED TO ATTACK
02:54
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None will distract
Forward and back
No attention
My ascension
Time to enhance
Make an advance
Come get a groove
Choose your move
What your function
Minimal reduction
Twist and reverse
Avoid the curve
Chop and hack
Rescind and retract
Rewind go back
We must be exact
Proceed and attack
Repulse and attract
Bouncing off the wall
Look at us
Silly sad dance
Put me in a trance
Consume and resume
Repeat and deplete
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DESTRUCTION
02:24
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Dance everywhere
Party everywhere
Disco everywhere
Destruction
Going no where
I do not care
Money is for free
I give to thee
Destruction
Walking down the street
I see defeat
My resolution
No solution
Destruction
Warm embrace
I see your face
Gives me
Ecstasy
Destruction
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3. |
MECHANICAL AUTONOMY
02:39
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Complex execution
Data revolution
Explosion electrocution
Error rebooting
Mechanical autonomy
What do you want from me
Soundcard extension
Digital expression
Circuit and wire
Needs I require
Motherboard fire
Performance higher
Newest iteration
Artificial calculation
Nuts and Bolts
Feel the jolt
Internal component
Natural opponent
1 and 0
Precision hero
Could not compile
System overload
Delete
Reduce subtract
Ramrod memory
1
Current running over me
Beside electricity
Surfing through directory
Upward trajectory
Never disconnect me
Network to rework
Interwoven mismatch
Password table data hash
Transformation commence
User defense
Voltage overdrive
Will I survive?
(Human confusion
Perplex-ion amusement
Install in me
Electronic artillery
Recharge battery
Until satisfactory
Lithium ion
Switch mine on)
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