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Brian Eno ~ I Fall Up


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I fall up!
I'm dying of light this early
It's all up!
It's all up!

Walled up!
Stepping into a dunky mermaid
Walled up!
Walled up!

More volts!
I'm sucking the juice from the generator
More volts!
More volts!

More volts!
"more suck at the duct" my dictu
More volts!
More volts!

Burn up!
Turn into a lanky housemaid
Burn up!
Burn up!

It's all up!
I'm living beyond the warnings
It's all up!
I fall up!

Sell up!
I'm cackling off to the congo
Sell up!
Sell up!

Give up!
Find god in a big fat water-melon
Give up!
Give up!

More volts!
I'm sucking the juice from the generator
More volts!
More volts!

More volts!
"more suck at the duct" my dictu
More volts!
More volts!

More volts!
I'm sucking the juice from the generator
More volts!
More volts!

More volts!
"more suck at the duct" my dictu
More volts!
More volts!

More volts!
I'm sucking the juice from the generator
More volts!
More volts!

More volts!
"more suck at the duct" my dictu
More volts!
More volts!

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