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Ruins of Ineptitude
03:00
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Is this just the world that we live in?
Where horrible acts are always forgiven?
Twist the truth to make a profit
No one has the chance to stop it
Doesn’t matter who you kill
As long as you can foot the bill
Bite your tongue and sound the same
You better play into their game
Life’s an ever rising price
No matter how you roll the dice
Live your life as someone’s slave
One foot always in the grave
Is this just the world that we live in?
Where horrible people are ripe for the pickin’?
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Hopeful Despondency
02:08
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Capsizing The Air Castle
03:47
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Blight of Consumption
03:11
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For A Few Planets More
02:44
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The Astronaut King Illinois
Delay/reverb saturated, mostly improvised, spaghetti western/doom inspired psychedelic space ambient or whatever since 2007.
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