Sunflowers(Prod.emune)

from Tardigrade by GRiM PLaCeBO

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Sunflowers :
I piss these golden showers over sunflowers
Shower in the sun and lose myself for some hours
Seeking that higher power tower where I can gather this rhyme
Where my intellect is clear, manifesting peace in time
Grind and grind and grind till this kundalini in spines
Till every single neuron is radiating divine
Till inner city crime is understood with no fine
And prison populations are growing quiet like mimes
Cuhz I remember times where communities stook together
Now state and local governments mechanized for this era
Enforcing waves of terror so people could never question
It's stupid for you to think ; filtering your suggestions
$%$%$
U know the truth dawg
Cuhz u know we know they know we know
And you know they know we know they know
$%$%$%
This for all my sun flowers in the sun
Never letting anybody take your soil from you son
All this music too much fun while Im smoking doji for lunch I'm the studious type of stoic
Philosophizing and such
This harmonic midas touch that I acquired through my progression
Took the persistence to perspire and elevate to ascension
Countering your conventions while conjuring my inventions
I may speak on knowing self but this the object of reflection
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But really tho , we Americans are faced with a nation full of communist ideals and fascist regimes .
Now Marx is the cat who wrote it pretty clearly , Marcus of Aurelius sayed it best saying " Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all within yourself, in your way of thinking."

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from Tardigrade, released October 3, 2016

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