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Five O'Clock Fever
03:57
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Five O'clock Fever
Are you sick of the city ‘cause its where you've been working all week
Just tied to a table and stuck to a chair with a squeak
You're signing your name and playing the games that can't be won
Answering calls and breaking your balls like everyone.
You're searching forever searching . . . . . . . . . .
Closing the doors in the lift and you're standing alone
Just watching the floors going by and thinking of home
But out in the street they're ready to beat you to death you know
Cause five o'clock fever comes down like a cleaver and lets /1 flow.
You're searching forever searching . . . . . . . . . .
Mid 8:
I'm a fully automated humanoid computer
Born and raised and programmed by an electronic tutor
Destined to fulfill my given place within the system
Created by technology and man's eternal wisdom... dumb... dumb... dumb...
Lead break
Walking outside of your cool quiet crib into hell
You're carried along with the crowd and the throng in the smell
Those brown and white faces with bags and briefcases are looking at me
Searching for something if only for one thing they'll never see.
Tick tick… tick tick… watching and working… watching and working.
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The Beast Is Loose
04:38
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The Beast Is Loose
Hello my dear
I won't be home tonight
The war is finally here
But there's no need to fight.
I've heard the news
The bombs are on their way
I guess this time we lose
Everything must burn today.
Chorus:
The beast is loose
I can hear the sirens in the street
But what's the use
No warning bell can stop that heat
So take a seat
It's time to cook the goose.
It feels absurd
Waiting here to die
Without a single word
We stood and watched the sky.
High in the clouds
A rocket slowly spun
Exploding into shrouds
Like drops of white hot sun.
Chorus:
Middle 8:
I wanted to run
I needed to scream
I pointed my gun
Melting as the nightmare
Killed the dream.
Chorus:
Fade
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Social Comment Sydney, Australia
Jay Moxham began writing songs only two years earlier but his love of Pop music drove him into the studio to record them.
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