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Untied
03:01
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Modal Dichotomy II
01:47
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Crosshatched
04:40
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Transients
05:02
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Giants
04:46
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Those giants stand across the river
They stubbornly persist
Anachronisms, who scintillate, who sigh
Who would rather die
Than give up their glory
Every day we ride right past
We travel down the tracks so fast
Saw them in a blur of the mundanity
The scaffolding just grows
McDonald's papers blow
I am sorry but maybe it's time you admit
People would look if they cared
Harlem can go on without you standing proud
Jersey doesn't know you're there
Why do you exist at all?
Every day we ride right past
We travel down the tracks so fast
Saw them in a blur of the mundanity
The scaffolding just grows
McDonald's papers blow
Every day we ride right past
We travel down the tracks so fast
Saw you in a blur of the mundanity
McDonald's papers blow
The scaffolding just grows
The same scene you saw last week
McDonald's papers blow
The same scene you saw ten hours ago
The scaffolding just grows
McDonald's papers blow
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Hollow Engine New York, New York
Hollow Engine convey psychedelic impressions of metropolis through a viscerally human perspective. Placed in context to the
band's music, the name Hollow Engine effects images of urban struggle, both personal and societal.
Hollow Engine is the sound of continuous implosion.
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