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Vegetables

from Meliorate by Onboard Balloon

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Count all your achievements
On one hand and slap yourself
Act like you fucking
Deserve to be breathing
I admire you for trying
Its inside of me and fighting it
is none short of frightening
you should see this shit….
Watch that bitterness bounce
Off the breath of a god
The attraction to the matter
Isn’t that it’s adolescent
It’s the passive aggressive
Manic depression in him
Pass the vegetables…

That television made
Brain of yours is amazing
At the station under stars
The system on the surface
Is suffering greatly
Scream into the sea
Pull ‘em out of the shadows
Who’s about to get handled?
Does it matter?
The planet has its ways
Of shattering faces
And I don’t fuckin bowl
With my co workers phony
They’re all being controlled
Pass the vegetables…

Chorus:
You don’t need your left hand
To do that its systematic
There’s an addict in the back
And all they do is laugh at him

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from Meliorate, released January 27, 2015

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