HOW THE EARTH BEGAN

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alright take your seats
there should be enough room

first of all i want to thank everybody for being here
this is a quite a crowd
and thanks to the band
let's give them a hand

you know just before i walked in
and crossed the podium
i saw a little girl in a big parking lot
and she asked me
do i know how the earth began
well nobody does little girl
i don't care what anybody tries to tell you
but i do know how the world ends

there are thousands of pockets of magnesium
that radiate from the fat deposits
and the light rays and the dark matters
that hide in corner of every solar complex
puddles of gas that spit like old foreigners
built to endure only up to 1000 lbs of pressure applied
and then explode

but really i just want to thank everybody for being here
this is quite a crowd
and thanks to the band
give yourselves a hand

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from RELIGIOUS PHASE - HOW THE EARTH BEGAN, released June 15, 2015

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