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Moon Queen
02:22
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Peering through an edge, curtains and the fog is lifted
You've joined this incandescent dream
And now we're floating endlessly
When I hear your song, I can feel you move right through me
At last- together in this space
I've searched so long to find this place
Laying here alone
Thinking of your home
Working through the days
I can feel you
Out there, somewhere in the atmosphere
Out there, somewhere in the atmosphere (Moon Queen)
Out there, somewhere in the atmosphere (Moon Queen)
Out there, I feel you in the atmosphere (Moon Queen)
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Singularity 2045
03:16
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She works hard as a scientist
Playing with a map, of the neurons in her brain
She's plugged in but afraid to
Press the button
But knowledge
Is the only thing she wants
Release it
And it-
All breaks open
History
Unfolds as she becomes the fiber
(All breaks open)
She is free
Electric sentience through the project
He spent time in the military
Working in the field, for the vision of the king
Though days are long,
The pay's enough
To make a steady living by it
But now and then, he'd think to himself
Does anybody know where this thing ends?
(Mmm data, oh get it)
(Mmm data, oh get it)
(All breaks open)
(All breaks open)
Another day in the modern era
Running back and forth, trying to make it work
It's tough to find, some peace of mind
But at least we're keeping busy with it
And on and on, the train moves along
Is anybody going to say a word?
(I'm just a working man)
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