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Watchmaker
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How can we let assertions run free based on fallacies? The burden of proof. Who made this watchmaker? When did understanding ourselves become a deadweight? Reconcile with living in a pocket of ignorance.
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Splitting The Breast
01:05
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Cringing at the sound while listening to the rants. You're just alienating others. Misogynistic mindsets and soap box anxiety on center stage. Ratios in attendance speak louder than words and flexing aggression shows instability. While driving a wedge right down the middle. Catharsis in ignorance. Rolling in our eyes with faces in our hands when did this become a fucking boys club?
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The Statue
01:14
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Born in the image of magazines and commercials. Now all control is lost in the charade. Can't see out of the darkness.
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Show of Hands
01:50
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Lack of care
Lack of motivation
It's just easier this way
We're all saying the same thing
The blind eye follows the leader down the narrow path
But will it ever be enough?
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Empire In Decay
00:45
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When the workers became the consumers and relied on finite resources to fuel their fires. Piece by piece, decay.
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Animatic
02:06
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Shrugging off disaster is now common practice. Scratching our heads with the answers at our feet. Tragedy wields impassivity wields complacency wields normalcy. Semi-automatic apathy. We’re just simply pulling the trigger. There’s no scapegoat. We’ve accepted that human life is disposable.
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Bumper Sticker Education
00:58
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Frame the sketch where you're the victim in a ploy to maintain the status quo. This is not your cry for your freedom, this is your move at legislation. The tide is turning. Overcome with fear at a world without your unfounded moral schizophrenia.
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Family Future
01:09
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Downward movement. Environment will rust, economy will seize. You want to bring a life into this mess, this death? The fantasy world is peeling back. Now their destiny is to inherit our failure.
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Personal Constructs
01:48
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These walls have been constructed of materials, unbreakable. How could you put this pressure on me?
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Words in The Black Lodge
01:19
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We will return to this moment again. Lives we've lived
we've lived before. The linear dimension fades.The
weight of this will crush us all. Go pass through the
fields of time
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What's a Rerun?
01:53
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A promised land brought to you by a range of bullets and apartheid. History repeat, oppression replay. Once again the ugly face of a fostered nationalism. God and country resulting in death, only to start again.
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Elycroft
00:59
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We don’t realize everything is written in ink. Letting go with every post leaving us with crooked thumbs. These were better left to memory. Tools become what they were never meant to be. These tools became a crutch. Moments better left to memory.
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The Pink Nose
01:51
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Maybe I could have been the father of that child and be neck deep in all that drama, but optimism and realism are two very different things. I sleep well now, the best that I ever have. A happy ending is just the difference between knowing what works and what doesn't.
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capacities New Jersey
Eric Mauro - Guitar, Vocals
Rob Ross - Guitar, Vocals
Chris Flynn - Drums
Tom Schlatter - Bass, Vocals
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