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Entropy
02:12
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We were born into this world
And nothing can ever stop us
But every day, every day, every day
We try to do our best
And keep our heads above the water
But it's every day, every day, every day
I wish that I could do something
to stop the laws of entropy
Entropy will be the end of me
Decay persists as God insists
As mortal coils, we're never free
Entropy begets entropy
Entropy will be the end of me
Decay persists as God insists
As mortal coils, we're never free
Entropy begets entropy
Why try to stay “in time”
If being in in time isn’t alright
With the normal psyche?
Normal life? Normal mind?
Why try to stay in place
If nothing holds me back
From brand new space?
Find new space
Correct me if I'm mistaken about the mistake we're makin
Entropy will be the end of me
Decay persists as God insists
As mortal coils, we're never free
Entropy begets entropy
Entropy is a scientific concept, as well as a measurable physical property that is most commonly associated with a state of disorder, randomness, or uncertainty. The term and the concept are used in diverse fields, from classical thermodynamics, where it was first recognized, to the microscopic description of nature in statistical physics.
Entropy predicts that certain processes are irreversible or impossible.
Entropy will be the end of me
Decay persists as God insists
As mortal coils, we're never free
Entropy begets entropy
Entropy will be the end of me
Decay persists as God insists
As mortal coils, we're never free
Entropy begets entropy
Entropy begets entropy
Entropy begets entropy
Entropy begets entropy
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Cat's Jazz
01:49
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Cat’s Jazz baby, why don’t you see?
Come on over and dance with me
You look so fine and you look so sweet
Close your eyes and count to three
I’m so stupid, will you take me to a school?
I can’t swim, throw me in a pool
You’re so wise when you call me a fool
I’m so broken, will you hand me a tool?
You can try, you can’t fix me
You can play a song by a symphony
The voices in my head are screaming at me
Tell me I can’t count to three
You can try, you can’t fix me
You can play a song by a symphony
The voices in my head are screaming at me
Tell me I can’t count to three
Cat’s Jazz baby, now this is right
Rock and roll can’t put up a fight
Tuck me in and you’re out of sight
Nightmares follow me into the night
I’m so hungry, do you have any food?
I’m so horny, are you in the mood?
You play music, are you any good?
You’re always sitting, have you ever stood?
You can try, you can’t fix me
You can play a song by a symphony
The voices in my head are screaming at me
Tell me I can’t count to three
You can try, you can’t fix me
You can play a song by a symphony
The voices in my head are screaming at me
Tell me I can’t count to three
You can try, you can’t fix me
You can play a song by a symphony
The voices in my head are screaming at me
Tell me I can’t count to three
You can try, you can’t fix me
You can play a song by a symphony
The voices in my head are screaming at me
Tell me I can’t count to three
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Grand Pricks Tempe, Arizona
Ant Airdo - vox/bass
Rose Thorne - vox/guitar
Jacobus Schieke - guitars/vox
Troy Delaney - drums
Cacophonously punk and unconventional in all the wrong, but oh so right ways.
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