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Moon Rock Fungus Juice
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Looking down from a distant satellite, it's hard to imagine what the old days were like
How do drive your car around on a planet full of trees? Where do you get your stuff from when there's no industries?
Time to wake up, dig into your powdered food
And wash it down with Moon Rock Fungus Juice™
Forty hours of night, now it's time to work
So wire your brain into the Meta Universe Network
Friday night, you have to meet the alien girls
Shake your legs to hyperpop to get in the zone
Then down to the club to try some cactus flowers
The sun doesn't come up for 27 more hours
If you get a weekend off to spend with your girl
You should both go visit the Museum of the World
Tell her how your family were scientists, and they got a special ticket on the rocket ships.
Looking down from a distant satellite, it's hard to imagine what the old days were like
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Vladimir Chicken Santiago De Compostela, Spain
Clumsy music for clumsy people.
Made in a bedroom for you.
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