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This song was written by Kurt Cobain and recorded by Nirvana for their 1993 album In Utero. Look up the lyrics online.
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Faithless Elector
00:42
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Just do the job
We trust you to do, We pay you to do
Detective
You have failed
Again
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The Albatross
00:33
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Hung on my neck
The albatross, not the cross
May God save thee
From all the fiends
I’m at a loss
I shot the albatross
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Studio Punk
00:43
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Two-faced double-agent three-chord chump
Choreographed stage poses, Wannabe punk
Studio punk
Perfectly-placed patches on perfectly-tattered clothes
Perfectly-timed lip-snarls at your silly shows
Studio punk, Poser junk
What would Paul Baloff do!?
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2000 years is a long time to wait
When “I’m coming back soon” is the promise that was made
The joke’s on us!
Is the joke on us?
Sometimes I wonder
If the joke’s on us
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An absolute apology appeals absolution
Benevolence begets beautiful behavior between brethren
Censuring complacency can circumvent complicity
Decrease debauchery, detestable deficient desires
Enjoy encounters enigmatic
Forgoing fear
Gracious God gives gratis grace
Hell holds hostage
Idiotic iconoclasts
Juvenile jerks
Keep kindred knowledge
Living liturgy
My mystic meal
Narcissistic necessity never necessitates nirvana
Onomasiology overrides outlandish omneity
Progenerate panarchy perpetuates panopticon
Quantum quandaries quelled, quintessential quietus
Relativism retrogrades
Salvation’s stir
Tubal-Cain’s terrigenous tasks
Understanding underground
Volunteer vaccinations, volunteer vivisection
Wisdom warrants
Xenophobia
Yesteryear’s
Zeitgeist zeal
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Dissonant Counterpoint
01:42
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You claim the truth is exclusive to you
Salvation’s only yours, the chosen few
Heaven’s yours, Hell’s for them, Narcissistic creed
And because with you I vehemently disagree
To someone I’m a heretic, apostate, infidel, unsaved
Backslidden sinner, not one of the elect
A heathen, a pagan, a prodigal, a fool
But at least I’m not like you
And I swear with all of my being I will never be like you and your kind
Ever
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This is my rifle
There are many like it but this one is mine
Without me my rifle is useless, Without my rifle I am useless
This is my rifle
There are many like it but this one is mine
We are the defenders of my country
We are the masters of my enemy,
We are the saviors of my life
My rifle and I
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J. Sisco California
This site consists of 23 years worth of solo music projects by J. Sisco (all instruments, vocals, lyrics, effects,
recording, production,..). Everything is totally FREE to stream and/or download (or name your price if you want to donate).
Go to JSISCO.BANDCAMP.COM for a more succinct "best of" Bandcamp site where I only include my most favorite solo albums.
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