1. |
Political Future
02:41
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this is not
this not my political future
this is not
this not my political past
drown my kids in the ocean
i don't need no saturday night
i don't need a sunday morning
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2. |
Religion on the Outside
04:28
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temples on the inside
a new religion on the outside
stop the feelin' baby
stop the feelin' baby
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Float (Don't Take Care)
04:46
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float
don't take care
float
don't take care
we've got a lot of living to do upstairs
you look like robert mitchum in drag
you're the reason they invented the bag
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4. |
Stick It to Fiction
03:38
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i wash my teeth in the armpit of the lord
he's always outta reach
mother nature never liked you
stick it
stick it to fiction
forgive the light bulb
and autograph the rain
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i wash the wash the high dogs
call the doctor about my roosevelt sized chest wound
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6. |
Hit Me Where It Hurts
02:49
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they built me a song in exchange for a church
hit me in the kneebone, baby
hit me where it hurts
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I've had a slow burn with this album, it started as something I easily recognized as good, but I've been coming back to it throughout the year and it keeps getting better, and now I really do believe this is one of the best albums KRS has put out. It gets into some raucous ALL CAPS chaotic energy but paces it out well and throws in tracks that give the album experience some dynamics. But even in those valleys it still feels so intense and vital. Truly gripping stuff here.
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The first dreamy, heavy, hazy releases from these Baltimore shoegazers collected on beautiful sky blue-shelled chrome cassette.
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