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What's the point in doing any science if there's no one left to harm?
What's the point in fear if there isn't any cause for alarm?
It's a simple fact you see, scientifically
Entropy will take the path of least resistance infinitely
A man can't pull the trigger on a gun if he doesn't have a soul
My science took it out with this box and they put it in a hole
Deep below the sea, systematically
Entropy will take the path of least resistance infinitely
They said that I'm a monster. I did this for the good of man
When I designed the robot this was not I had planned
I said that I'm sorry, but it follows logically
Entropy will take the path of least resistance infinitely
What's the point of doing any science when there's no one left to die?
What's the use in hearing if there's no more vocal chords to cry?
Learned recently axiomatically
Entropy will take the path of least resistance infinitely
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Wait's Waltz
02:56
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Breadhat
03:05
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Breadhat has assumed control of me
Breadhat sees exactly what I see
Breadhat wants his people to be free
Breadhat will dismantle your army
Breadhat I submit my will to thee
Breadhat wants your leader to step down
Breadhat has a hat in every town
Breadhat says he does not mess around
Breadhat can burn cities to the ground
Breadhat help us retake our country
Breadhat thanks for answering our calls
Breadhat you've brought down their mighty walls
Breadhat has this country by the balls
Breadhat won't stop till each leader falls
Breadhat we are truly grateful
Breadhat we will do your bidding
Breadhat they can never stop us
Breadhat we submit ourselves to
Breadhat
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Next Stop Willoughby
04:33
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Can't Take You Anywhere
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I can't take you anywhere
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