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Dystopian Sham
03:08
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May I interest you
Please indulge in me
My little mystery
Words fail to convey
What I have to say
But this is nothing new
Don't expect me to elaborate
I am so afraid
Someone wants to spoil my plan, my dystopian sham (x2)
Someone wants to open up their blessed mouth
Am I at the right place?
Should I obscure my face?
I'll hide in plain sight, just like they say
Then I'll make my escape
Whistling all the way
Kill off the main guy, to see what they say
At that point, I will be
The deity they perceive
I'm disconnecting
Someone wants to spoil my plan, my dystopian sham (x3)
Someone wants to open up their blessed mouth
Someone wants to spoil my plan, my dystopian sham
Someone wants to open up their blessed mouth
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Nothing Whatsoever
02:14
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Dispirited replacement
Faceless and persistent
In the name of nothing to speak of
If my cup's overflowing, that's enough
That's not my stuff
Nothing less, nothing more
None at all, whatsoever
Nothing whatsoever
That's not my stuff
Nothing less, nothing more
None at all, whatsoever
Nothing whatsoever
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Andrew Hughes Indiana
Because I can. And you can listen, if you want.
Andrew Hughes recommends:
Indulge in the colorful compositions of my friend Jack, who manages to create eclectic adventures out of what would otherwise be an enjoyable soundtrack to a story that ought to be told.
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The fatal flaw of this recommendation system... that you can only plug three artists. But you ought to check out at least one of these albums. Whaddya say?
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Old Woes, Old Ways
by Alexander Moss
You ever lament the dearth of epic, sprawling concept albums drawing from an eclectic collection of influences? Look no further than Old Woes, Old Ways.
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All Those Things I Thought I Knew
by emzae
Singer-songwriter and producer's debut album is filled with '90s and Y2K-era influenced pop tracks.
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i burnt all my letters (deluxe)
by themme fatale
Recorded over the space of a year, the vivid pop songs on the latest from themme fatale match sugary hooks with diaristic lyrics.
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This debut from the Paris-based American artist showcases his genre-fluid sound.
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