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✓ Published: 28-May-2024
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Lyrics:<br/><br/>hi there you’re the latest jester<br/>added to our beta testers<br/>wipe that silly frown away cause there’s no need to be depressed here<br/><br/>floating eyes and smiling teeth<br/>ringmaster of insanity<br/>please don’t rag at the fact that this place hijacks your humanity<br/><br/>this new home feels like a prison, even though he says it isnt<br/>i don’t know what to believe in<br/>gonna make me crazy<br/><br/>why is this happening and <br/>what am i doing here and <br/>how am i ever gonna <br/>get out of this fcking place<br/><br/>what what the hell was that <br/>i can’t take this anymore <br/>my god, this whole wacky world just makes me wanna fcking scream<br/><br/>come with me there’s lots to teach ya<br/>the gang’ll just love to meet ya<br/>let’s go on some goofy aah adventures i made just for you so<br/>eat this goop it’s green and slimy <br/>look at that we’re teeny tiny<br/>let’s surf pipes of different types inside a desktop from the ninety’s<br/><br/>when our purpose starts to fade<br/>we’ll feel our minds decay<br/>our memories become so distant<br/>soon we all will be erased<br/>abstracted and displaced<br/>can’t comprehend our own existence<br/><br/>stranded for eternity<br/>stuck eating food that’s 3D<br/>we can’t be trapped here can we?<br/>sorry to burst your bubble but you will be!<br/><br/>the new member of the band,<br/>pawn in someone else’s hand<br/>feel like alice here in this forsaken wonderland<br/>please tell me it’s just a dream<br/>that it’s not all that it seems<br/>this whole wacky world just makes me want to f*cking scream<br/><br/>Can’t escape don’t even try <br/>just loop up omnipresent eyes <br/>are stalking you and taunting you to watch as you decay and die so<br/>don’t deceive or run or flee <br/>just listen to the king or he <br/>will cast you to the zoo below with those like you who try to leave
Lyrics:<br/><br/>hi there you’re the latest jester<br/>added to our beta testers<br/>wipe that silly frown away cause there’s no need to be depressed here<br/><br/>floating eyes and smiling teeth<br/>ringmaster of insanity<br/>please don’t rag at the fact that this place hijacks your humanity<br/><br/>this new home feels like a prison, even though he says it isnt<br/>i don’t know what to believe in<br/>gonna make me crazy<br/><br/>why is this happening and <br/>what am i doing here and <br/>how am i ever gonna <br/>get out of this fcking place<br/><br/>what what the hell was that <br/>i can’t take this anymore <br/>my god, this whole wacky world just makes me wanna fcking scream<br/><br/>come with me there’s lots to teach ya<br/>the gang’ll just love to meet ya<br/>let’s go on some goofy aah adventures i made just for you so<br/>eat this goop it’s green and slimy <br/>look at that we’re teeny tiny<br/>let’s surf pipes of different types inside a desktop from the ninety’s<br/><br/>when our purpose starts to fade<br/>we’ll feel our minds decay<br/>our memories become so distant<br/>soon we all will be erased<br/>abstracted and displaced<br/>can’t comprehend our own existence<br/><br/>stranded for eternity<br/>stuck eating food that’s 3D<br/>we can’t be trapped here can we?<br/>sorry to burst your bubble but you will be!<br/><br/>the new member of the band,<br/>pawn in someone else’s hand<br/>feel like alice here in this forsaken wonderland<br/>please tell me it’s just a dream<br/>that it’s not all that it seems<br/>this whole wacky world just makes me want to f*cking scream<br/><br/>Can’t escape don’t even try <br/>just loop up omnipresent eyes <br/>are stalking you and taunting you to watch as you decay and die so<br/>don’t deceive or run or flee <br/>just listen to the king or he <br/>will cast you to the zoo below with those like you who try to leave
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