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Down
04:23
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I've got a chronic condition
A melancholy affliction
It's a strange low position
But it's by my own volition
Cause I choose to pay attention
And so now
Well I'm feeling down, down, down
I'm feeling
Well I'm feeling down
Well I'm feeling down, down, down, down, down
Down, down, down
I've got a chronic condition
A melancholy affliction
It's a strange low position
But it's by my own volition
Cause I choose to pay attention
Oh, oh, oh, and so now
Well I'm feeling down, down, down
I'm feeling down, down, down, down, down
Down, down, down
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2. |
Biscuits And Bananas
04:32
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3. |
Rain On Pavement
03:59
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4. |
Off
01:09
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5. |
Centered
04:42
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6. |
Conversing In A City
02:38
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7. |
(ie)crcls
03:59
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8. |
Nightlightscapes
02:00
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9. |
Chairs
03:14
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10. |
Pay Phone
00:51
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11. |
Snow
03:33
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12. |
Left+Right
05:34
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13. |
Alister The Hamster
04:08
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He's a tragic character because he's so determined
But he always fails, but still doesn't give up
Though he does almost always fail
That's why he's very determined
Oh, Alister, you very determined dwarf hamster you
Hamster rhymes with Amster
Damn this hamster smokes some dank bud
He's not a cow, so he doesn't chew cud
He lives in a palace known only as Hamsterdam
Climbing those walls, those bars, chewing on seeds
Endlessly, endlessly
Oh, Alister, you very determined dwarf hamster you
Spinning round and round and round and round and round and round and round
Alister, the very determined dwarf hamster
Alister, the very determined dwarf hamster
He falls and it looks painful
But he's determined and he doesn't care
He's also really light
So his body doesn't have enough mass to hurt him with inertia
But regardless, he's still really determined
He likes to roll around in a giant ball
You know, like the singer of the Flaming Lips
He also likes broccoli a lot
I don't know if the Flaming Lips like broccoli
Spinning round and round and round and round and round and round and round
He's so angsty that sometimes he bites
But if you give him some kettle corn, he will be nice
He tries and tries and tries and fails most of the time
But still tries and sometimes succeeds
Yes, sometimes
But if you stay in school
You can get some kettle corn and success
(He's one of us)
Do you hear that?
That popping sound is the sound of success
(Pop, pop, pop goes success)
Yes, success
Pop, pop, pop
That's your name they're calling
Remember the lesson of Alister the very determined dwarf hamster
Spinning round and round and round and round and round and round and round
Climbing those walls, those bars, chewing on seeds
Endlessly, endlessly, endlessly
Oh, Alister, you very determined dwarf hamster you
Round and round and round
Spinning round and round and round and round and round and round
Climbing those walls, those bars, chewing on seeds
Endlessly, endlessly, endlessly
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14. |
Memphis (Part I)
03:01
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15. |
Memphis (Part II)
02:44
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16. |
Stairs Up Trees
04:28
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17. |
Transport
05:14
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You sold your soul for a car, bus, train, plane
The pain of which you have yet to see plainly
You squeezed yourselves inside the dreams
You saw displayed on silver screens
Though you have no idea what they mean
Open up your eyes
You're being taken for a ride
You traded in your youth
In an effort to seem oh so couth
To appease the corporate sleaze
And you just ended up old, but not wise
Open up your eyes
You're being taken for a ride
They're transporting you
They're transporting you
Do you even care where you are headed?
You're being taken for a ride
Open up your eyes and take a look around
You're being taken for a ride
Would you just open up your eyes?
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Kinjac Asheville, North Carolina
Southern gothic anti-pop for sad citizens of the dystopia.
Kinjac is the solo project of music
producer MG O'Shea.
Bandcamp Daily’s editorial director wrote “O’Shea is comfortable in the darkness. The music he makes as Kinjac exists in shadow, using the structures of industrial and dark ambient music as a backdrop for investigating life’s tragedies and big, unanswerable questions."
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