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Desiring Machine
04:37
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Body turns on its demands
What's out of hands, seems out of range
The shape of chance we can't control
Evading thoughts we can't ignore
Illusions of choice staring you
Signals of craves wasting you
Desire or deceit hold no power over
Collapse of states
And it's race we'll try to race
To find a virtue through misery and grace
Inverse the space
Subvert the craves
When bodies speak the minds can't be asleep
Illusions of choice staring you
Intention and purpose adrift
When systems break down
What's the intent of this machine ?
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Psycho Nuro
03:55
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Exercise in Futility
06:43
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Outside
Visions of a heat war
Keep the temperament boiling hot
Can't predict neither prolong
Inherited a mess that doesn't belong
But still
Now walking
and waiting
and running
still waiting
how long, this violence ?
A release, without a sexual tension
To exist, without the co-optation
Where your dreams go to die
Where they leading to//you
Are your dreams going to die
Are they leading you // Are you leading them
All your dreams // where they lead
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The Futile Mating Tactics Athens, Greece
The Futile Mating Tactics are an experimental rock band and are making noise since 2019. Based in Athens, Greece.
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