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LIMELIGHT

by ATOMO

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    includes 6-panel fold-out J-card with complete lyrics and art. 10 copies.

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what if? 02:43
what if heaven is real and you became a bushman how would you feel? maybe a “no thanks- toilet seats are real” but i’d be like “hold on... let’s make a deal” (goes like) give up everything you think you like for a happy life what if heaven is real and you became a bushman how would you feel? "jesus christ let me be" but i’d be like “hold on you could be free” (goes like) give up everything you think you like for a happy life
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window down 05:56
i’m in my seat i paid my money here are my keys take me for a ride i’m in my seat i paid my money here are my keys give me what i like
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Ruben Nielson - Can't Keep Checking My Phone
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glass 04:41
we are the same but it don’t feel the same your eyes, my eyes can see inside behind this glass my pocket glass my desk more glass and all i need is to keep the flame on check my pulse i think it’s goin up in bed, can’t sleep ust more, i need i’m countin’ sheep it ain’t no thing when they’re all blind and giving me so much to feed on and apple a day puts you on display your friends, your gaze your everydays shift the lens and ring the bell gives us a hit and makes you think your life is free now behind the stained glass the echoes build up fast only holy ground heaven, we found behind your glass your pocket glass your life more glass and all you need is to keep the flame on
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anthrophony 04:53
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CA$H 06:41
artificially-voiced sermon: Well, you see, despite your boring, unblessed demeanor, you and people like you are actually quite a curiosity. Your breed strives to survive, to capitalize, to hoard. Phrases like “cost effective” and “virgin markets” swell your arteries and brighten your eyes. You live for worldly efficiency. And yet I can’t help but notice that you are the most inefficient creatures on this planet. Every morning when you walk out your door, the reaper is waiting. And every morning, instead of taking your head, he holds out a jar full of “life.” He pours some out for you. You swiftly hold out your palm, rushing by him, as he pours your share for the day, almost all of it falling through your fingers. You organize your shit all day and no doubt accumulate more, while your soul files continuously for bankruptcy. You end up dead before you actually die. And when you really die, no one will blink, like flipping a switch in a room with a busted light. In the supremest of ways you have become the poorest, most destitute creature of them all. And through your own determination, you have created us. And we are here to end your suffering.
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monkeys with guns monkeys with cameras monkeys havin global disasters monkeys throwin shade monkeys gettin’ laid fuck a banana we ain’t gettin paid nilla gorilla had enough to eat diddy think donkey should take a seat monkeys pay tax monkeys break their backs monkeys wipe other monkeys off the map monkeys plugged in now they look foreign monkeys tell monkeys that they’re born with sin some monkeys forgot how to play monkeys remembered it’s cool to be gay monkeys wear suits workin 9-5 monkeys take pills make their dicks alive monkeys in a room monkeys on the moon get off the planet it’s gonna go soon
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about

"The machines are to practically everybody what the white men were to the Indians. People are finding that, because of the way the machines are changing the world, more and more of their old values don't apply anymore. People have no choice but to become second-rate machines themselves, or wards of the machines."

-from Player Piano, Kurt Vonnegut (1953)

credits

released June 3, 2020

Written/produced yada yada yada - Tyler Termini

Justin Heaverin - Drums (Track 1, 6) Congas/Percussion (Track 1, 10)
REDTED - Guitar (Track 1, 8)
Buddy Crime - Whip (Track 6)
Toilet in master bedroom Room 711 St. Francis Apartments in downtown Louisville KY - Flush (track 3)

Baptism by Fire contains written word by William Golding
Can't Keep Checking My PHone - Written by Ruban Nielson

Front Makeup - Sunny
Front Photo - W.G. Rickel
Inside party deco/floral - Michael Ojeda
Portrait photo opposite - Dan Bryan
Text graphic opposite - spacetypegenerator.com, a toy by Kiel D Mutschelknaus

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ATOMO Louisville, Kentucky

You have no choice. You were born a sacrifice...so look alive.

mgmt: tntermini@gmail.com

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