Machinery (It's A Lonely Road, I Know)
from Split with New Science Projects by Star Commander
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lyrics
It's a lonely road, I know.
It's the only road I know.
The city is filled with gasoline
leveled now and burning.
Mother, I hear satan in my dreams
talking of Ordinary Eternal Machinery.
It's a lonely road, I know.
It's the only road I know.
I swore I felt god in this breeze
flowing through flourishes of the land and trees
my eyes are lightbulbs wondering
if god will ever even speak to me.
It's the only road I know.
The city is filled with gasoline
leveled now and burning.
Mother, I hear satan in my dreams
talking of Ordinary Eternal Machinery.
It's a lonely road, I know.
It's the only road I know.
I swore I felt god in this breeze
flowing through flourishes of the land and trees
my eyes are lightbulbs wondering
if god will ever even speak to me.
credits
from Split with New Science Projects,
released June 27, 2012
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Jun 2012 -
Jul 2011 -
Feb 2010
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