Television
from Hive Vol. 1 by R.M.F.C.
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lyrics
brain melter in the satellite waves
replicator in the frequency range
keep a distance from the top of the pile
keep it open make your life worth while
television
broadcast
realism
contrast
x2
tune in to the show most viewed
watch the people in the false life brew
brain melter in the sight lines
stay away i wanna keep mine
aspirations that we'll never achieve
streaming from the tower that your brain receives
it's the vision that enables a lie,
provided what's allowed to make your brain decide
television
broadcast
realism
contrast
x2
replicator in the frequency range
keep a distance from the top of the pile
keep it open make your life worth while
television
broadcast
realism
contrast
x2
tune in to the show most viewed
watch the people in the false life brew
brain melter in the sight lines
stay away i wanna keep mine
aspirations that we'll never achieve
streaming from the tower that your brain receives
it's the vision that enables a lie,
provided what's allowed to make your brain decide
television
broadcast
realism
contrast
x2
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from Hive Vol. 1,
released September 5, 2018
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R.M.F.C. Sydney, Australia
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