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One Crime at a Time
03:13
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I came here to change
I came here to learn
I came here to find the outer edge of what I feel
I came here to save
I came here to serve
Now there’s nothing - nothing that I won’t try to heal
One crime at a time
One crime at a time
One crime at a time.
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2. |
I'm So Cheap
04:16
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Keep an open eye on me and I’ll keep one of mine for you
You should know I know what you can say with a look
I’m always at least half awake now - I’m only ever half asleep
You should know that used our values just increase
But I’m so easy I’m so cheap
And you’re just such a luxury
And I’m not yours and you’re not mine to keep
But tonight I’m so -
Turning up another corner - I should leave before I loop again
Or we could leave the road completely on the bend
And I know that it’s crossed your mind because it’s been through mine as well
If this is a secret I can’t tell
And I’m so easy I’m so cheap
And you’re just such a luxury
And I’m not yours and you’re not mine to keep
But tonight I’m so -
Now we know where we don’t belong
Let’s go there
I’m so easy I’m so cheap
And you’re just such a luxury
And I’m not yours and you’re not mine to keep
But tonight I’m so cheap.
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3. |
We Made a Machine
06:35
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We made a machine just you and I
Shapeless and chrome and eager-eyed
I cut the keys you cut the lock
Synchronised to different clocks
Over, our research is over
We rarely stayed sober
But always kept it clean
Because we made a machine
What if it worked too well?
What if it worked just a bit?
What if it worked at all?
We never found out what it did
The shade of the light the shape of the switch
Fixed by nails and fingertips
Should we have only started when
We had known how our machine would end?
Over, our research is over
We rarely stayed sober
But always kept it clean
Because we made a machine
What if it worked too well?
What if it worked just a bit?
What if it worked at all?
We never found out what it did
It’s best not to think.
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4. |
Decommissioner
05:01
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One way or the other we’d always be here
Time to decommission me
Find my circuit boards and find the last thing wrong
Time to decommission me
At the very least let’s not waste time
At the very least let’s sublime
No don’t look at you - this wasn’t your fault
They bent my words and my rules - broke open the vault
There’s no catching the thieves - don’t even try
Now there’s nothing between me and the outside
Take the shielding down, the panels that remain
When you decommission me
Wipe the markings off from our 400 days
When you decommission me
At the very least let’s not waste time
At the very least let’s sublime
No don’t look at you - this wasn’t your fault
They bent all my rules - broke open the vault
There’s no catching the thieves - don’t even try
Now there’s nothing between me and the outside
This reactor’s got a hole inside - it’s open wide
And all the filthy dust is getting in
Replace my batteries with factories
And fill them full of workers on the floors who know no sin
No don’t look at you - this wasn’t your fault
They bent all my rules - broke open the vault
There’s no catching the thieves - don’t even try
Now there’s nothing between me and the outside.
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Will Dixon UK
Will Dixon is an acoustic rock singer-songwriter based in southeast London. Taking influence from bands like Queens of the Stone Age, Muse, and Biffy Clyro, Will aims to combine the energy of rock with the intimacy of acoustic music. He’s currently active on the London open mic circuit, performing both as a solo act, and with a live band. ... more
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