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One Last Job (single)
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They lie
They lie
They lie on centuries of inherited pus
Grab and cradle and own a burning future
They tell
They tell
They tell till you cannot unhear
Tell you a thousand fears
Drilling for tears
Will fill pillows with your hair
Save you into austerity
Selling sincerity
One more conspiracy on top of conspiracy
Tearing through stories, buildings on fire
Deep at the core it seems nothing is mired
Gifted and cursed
Walls, moats and borders
Gifts and wrappings for bigots and hoarders
Melting, melting, melting the iceberg to save a titanic
(The orchestra will play straight through our panic)
Like a box of bait worm left unsupervised
We will vanish, wither, dissolve and transform into soil
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Gomddam Memory Oslo, Norway
Telling electroindustrial stories
Beats from Brighton, UK
Voices from Oslo,
Norway
Anger from inequality
Love from humanity
memory ade & næringssorg
We're releasing on our own schedule, and we'll add remixes and alternate versions for most tracks.
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