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megalomaniac likes to think sick things Devil cruncher sent to earth to eat wink links Ruptured metal mental structure defeat kings Humans activate your super
Peace, Peace Everything we do is a creation In complete harmony our creation becomes art Everything we've ever invented stems from the human
drops When the sun's up, no need to rush When the moon's up, that's when we do stuff And humans are not owls, but you adjust With all of these hooters
cre You cfraid? I share a brain with a million human beings I know even more than Google It's kinda cool having superhuman tools It's a never ending
(doesn't matter what you think) We are just a bunch of Creeps down on Fremont Street cre You cfraid? I share a brain with a million human beings I
and talking to all human beings Getting high, calling over stupid B's Shedding light all over my neuro-receptors We neuro-divergent b certainly special
a portal I knew they had the mindstate of mere mortals My ears morphed to receptors that catch your Every word about gravity control And the families
another hurdle, I bounced through a portal I knew they had the mindstate of mere mortals My ears morphed to receptors to catch ya Every word about
To the tune of “You Make It Feel Like Christmas” by Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani [Verse 1] Impaired interferon signaling In human cancer cells is
trying to get a response from the void, void! Sentient! But the stars talk ancient tongues my human brain cannot decode I just feel it's vibration into
to the core Life or Lifeless, Life: Less than you can imagine More than you can experience Muffled spark of human brilliance Processed words like preservatives
a portal I knew they had the mindstate of mere mortals My ears morphed to receptors that catch your Every word about gravity control And the families
And couldn't read me if they was teachin' encyclopedias In HD, if I leave, it'll make it easier I'm not a human, I'm half demon or ET and them My DNA is
out to every human being criticized for their dress Shout out to everyone who had to strap a bomb to their chest I know niggas trappin just to buy
Erase it from the maps Stockpile insulin and cheap baked beans And cigarettes and tractor parts And we'll murder our own parents To get our names put in
inside Basic human decency should not be hard to find But if you don't have a toilet or a hoist that I can use Then yet again it's me, the one that's got
as insulin Whipped for every small mistake Trick to think they're those to blame But selflessness are the children's gifts Until the reapers crawling up Behind
To break these chains Of the human state Scanning the cerebral flex The psychological complex Altering the design Leaving the reflection behind Wires,
Towering higher than lygus do And if we all dissolve then we all dissolve And our time grows vital Something humans do When we kill our idols now Carry
Bless Up if you ever messed up I will hold my hand high and will testify To the human condition, believe in superstition But the fact remains... it
Upon arrival To The Dragon's hill The field was filled with crush skulls And broken bones Whether they belong to beast or human Was unable to be known
the one to make a difference with this language But the tissue is broken and permanently scarred Humans have always been an issue won't pull apart Maybe
it's not for me - I'm bout that botany THC and CBD with potency Receptors saturate whenever I'm smokin' trees Decarboxylate- make the delta 8 Take
all up even though its costing me All I want is consistency and to dry my receptors of dopamine I wanna be a machine without the need of a human being I
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