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First Episode
01:48
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one hour a day,
one hour today,
state sanctioned exercise
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Dead Streets
02:28
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dead streets,
they're so empty
i've been walking through the dead streets,
nothing seemed to catch my eye
i've been walking through the dead streets
seeing people in disguise
i've been walking through the dead streets
losing all sense of time
i've been walking through the dead streets
feeling barely alive
dead streets,
they're so empty
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5. |
Hazardous Materials
02:24
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i know it's causing deaths,
but this won't catch my breath
hazmat
you want this thing to end,
but you still can't see your friends
hazmat
hazmat
no rapture
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6. |
Conclusion
02:14
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