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Diatomic Lyrics by The Slats

The Great Plains of San Francisco

2002

Psychokinesis multiply pulse amplifier
Scale up the barriers
The carriers of the brand new baggage
They're so expendable, dependable
That's just bull
There's another one sucking on the motherbrain now
And it wigs her out
Psyclone arachnid taken out
Lacerated educated
On the neck it's a spider leg bottleneck
Encode decode OK
Redesign genetic makeup
Another billion dollar breakdown breakup
You could be another ordinary
Corporal in their military
New scars spin about, filter out
Give it just a little more
There's a microchip mainframe
Sucking on the lame brain
Encode genetic makeup
Another billion dollar breakdown breakup
You could be another ordinary
Corporal in their military
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"Diatomic" appears on "The Great Plains of San Francisco" in 2002.

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