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Army of Men
02:51
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Amphibians
04:36
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Let's go back
to being amphibians
we'll fall out of our skins
back to the ocean
just wisps in air
free from pain or fear
we're all just vapor
no need to fuss with your hair
no prejudice
no presidents
no consequence
and everything is so clear
resurrect these limbs
a day in someone else's skin
but to know at the end
we're all free amphibians
it's really just a simple solution
a brand new conception
leave your head behind with all of the problems
no need to make those guilty confessions
to nuns, police, and priests
just leave them all behind with all of the problems
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