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My EQ
02:50
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My own Equalizer,
High and Low
Although it makes me higher,
that's how I feel
Allegedly in love
I got nothing to complain,
do you imagine what a shame...
...If we've never met...
My own Equalizer,
High and Low
Although it makes me lower
that's how I feel
Allegedly... Dumb!
Guess it's helping me out this time
to do a little "interior design"
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Hyper-Object Hologram
02:06
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An Hyper-Object Hologram
attached to my mailing spam
has taken whole control of my life
Forcing me up and down
the stairs to reach an Hyper-Doubt
I thought I hid good in the grass
Greetings in the morning
and thank you for ruining
the perfect day about to begin
Hope you have another time
another life to get inside
another way to start a new day
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HOMESICK SUNI Vittorio Veneto, Italy
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