As We Sink A Foot Deeper Into The Earth
from This Came First by Wiping Out Thousands
lyrics
Away from me,
Mother blue I see,
Glowing straight to me.
Away from me,
Mother blue I see,
Glowing towards me.
(Away)
Away from me,
Father blue I feel.
Away from me,
Father blue I feel.
We were born for each.
We were born for each.
Away.
Mother blue I see,
Glowing straight to me.
Away from me,
Mother blue I see,
Glowing towards me.
(Away)
Away from me,
Father blue I feel.
Away from me,
Father blue I feel.
We were born for each.
We were born for each.
Away.
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from This Came First,
released October 23, 2012
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Wiping Out Thousands Minneapolis, Minnesota
WoT derives it's name from the Alvin Toffler novel "Future Shock."
Like a tidal wave
consuming a densely-populated island of sentient robots, Wiping out Thousands’ brand of electro - equal parts abrasive and gorgeous - reaches out from their home base of Minneapolis to the far corners of the grimy neon futurescape of tomorrow.
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