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Electric Brain Party
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The Re-Incarnation of L. Ron Hubbard
Are you ever lonely, hungry, scared or frightened?
Do your thoughts keep you up at night?
Your brain is filled with a hundred bugs
You must burn down the town tonight
I went hunting, drinking lots of rum and popping pills
To catch Tom Cruise and put him into slavery
Boys lick Figs and Girls suck Leeches
L. Ron Hubbard has all he pleases
Drugs are plenty and Girls are free,
Scientology
All your men are slaves and your brains are my property
I will come and hunt you down and give you a lobotomy
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#11 Dream (March of the Sheep)
Girls and Boys the news is in
Truth is out and fear is in
Block your ears and cover your eyes
Their words are filled with lies
When they tell you what to follow
You must choose to spit or swallow
In the front or up the rear
Everyday for every year
I see the sun and the moon
And the plastic world that you shall soon consume
I see the wheels in your eyes
And your past filled with lies
As you sit and drink your acid rain
Plastic bags with holes for eyes
Want to become a rich mans wife
The sheep march down the empty streets
The Fool pulls out his teeth
Black-eyed men with sinister titles
Wrote the Bible and carry rifles
Smoke and mirrors dirty hands
The Dolls are filled with sand
I see the sun and the moon
And the plastic world that you shall soon consume
I see the wheels in your eyes
And your past filled with lies
As you sit and drink your acid rain
Dream and you dream, dream and you dream
Dream and it wont come true………..
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Collective Nightmares Melbourne, Australia
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