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Need Machines
03:53
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This song , a rather chunky lump of rock, explores themes such as the inherent emptiness of over-consumption, the modern Australian collision of overt political corruption and public existentialism, and the underlying motivational forces that spring from a need for love and acceptance.
Well it sort of does anyway..
– Need Machines –
I see this city before me
Corruption runs through its veins
From judges out to the junkies
We humans all built the same
Need Machines
They keep us clean
Need Machines
Where you been?
We’re losing hope on this highway
And we’ve been having these dreams
I feel this temperature rising
Just where am I meant to be?
We take our pen and our paper
We try to write what we see
I’m feeling wasted on these fresh ideas
Ideas set us free
(drop!)
Freedom forms
Back of a dirty restaurant
Freedom forms
Turn it off turn it on
Need Machines
They keep us clean
Need Machines
Baby where you been?
Need Machines
Need Machines
Need Machines
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One Thing More
03:03
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Raining Pleasure
02:55
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Got Nothing
04:06
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Blackbreaks NSW, Australia
Bubbling soupy chunks of alt.rock, progressive politics, and agro-tech.
Based somewhere
between inner western Sydney and The Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia.
Kerry Foulke - Guitar/Bleeps
Chris Dubrow - Guitar/Vocals
Mark 'Milli' Avery - Bass
Matt 'Matty' McMartin - Smaplers/Keys/ Vocals
Sean Burnett - Drums
... more
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