1. |
Technophobia
03:38
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These machines of loving grace
Watch over us
Each and every day
They decide
They know
We recede
They grow
I speak my truth into you
Every day
You record my actions
Repeat my dysfunction
Back to me
A metaphysical dimension
Digital intervention
Uneasy interactions
We operate today
Emphasise
Anaesthetise
Compromise
With the flow
These machines of loving grace
Watch over us
Each and every day
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2. |
Low Resolution Emotion
03:26
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She has a vicious sting in her tail
Drags me down where only darkness prevails
She has a vicious sting in her tail
Drags me down where only darkness prevails
I can't see her in this
Low resolution emotion state
I can't reveal how I feel
I won't negotiate
A savage tongue
That fights tooth and nail
Lashes far and wide
Unravels any assembled pride
Inflicts wounds that last
Leaves you screaming
On the inside
I can't feel her in this
Low resolution emotion state
I can't reveal how I feel
I won't negotiate
I won't negotiate
I won't negotiate
No
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