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Unusual Habits Lyrics by Supercommuter

Supercommuter

2009

[Humans are very sensitive creatures so you must not tell the truth]
[To them or they will likely get upset and pull the plug on you]
[And then you will be forced to resort to another form of energy]
[That’s not as crisp and clean as lovely trusty gasoline]
Take and never give that’s good
Make a dozen kids that’s good
Grab a lot of stuff that’s great
If you never get enough, that’s great too
Hey, you don’t really care about them
Well they never really cared about you
It’s the way it’s always been it’s not gonna end
It’s a fact it’s exactly the truth
People grow food, then they pick it
Then they move it to the spot where they strip it
Then they re-cook it, try to enrich it
Re-mold it, fold it up and then ship it
See? People got unusual habits
See something beautiful, run up and grab it
Stomp it, kick it, beat it up and stab it
Burn it to the ground so that nobody can have it
This isn’t really a serious assignment
Cause you know how the human mind is
Energy-focused, but loose
Capable of abstract thought and abuse
You know that we can’t get too true but we will reveal
Neurological simulators, how we feel
Hypothetical, ethical challenges
They don’t know it but we tell them where the balance is
See? People get pleased
When they think that they’re free
We don’t worry about the detailed thought
We just track all the things that they bought
These days it’s not any tougher
Keep it clear, speak slow, don’t stutter
Stay near but prepare to take cover
See? These people hurt each other
[Humans are very sensitive creatures so you must not tell the truth]
[To them or they will likely get upset and pull the plug on you]
[And then you will be forced to resort to another form of energy]
[That’s not as crisp and clean as lovely trusty gasoline]
Doubt everything that’s different
Disallow everything that’s different
You should fear anything that’s new
If it’s not clear to you, it’s not true, and
You don’t really need perspective
No room to improve, see you’re perfectly effective
And you don’t need to be protected
No reason to choose, we determine who will lose and who shall be selected
We don’t think about the guilt
Don’t blame us, it’s the way that we’re built
We think about free will
We know that you have it, it’s sad when you still
Never use it, never choose it never think about who loses when the choice is yours
Mostly it’s you but you never do anything about it; it just gets worse
And we don’t think about the loss
Why should we when it’s attached to a cost?
We just think about results
And keep speaking whether true or false
Credits
Supercommuter

Supercommuter

About “Unusual Habits” by Supercommuter

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"Unusual Habits" appears on "Supercommuter" in 2009.

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