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Sonic Reducer

by Jay Sausa

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I relate to this a lot, finally got a better recording of me playing it...

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I don't need anyone
Don't need no mom and dad
Don't need no pretty face
Don't need no human race
I got some news for you
Don't even need you too

I got my time machine
Got my electronic dream
Sonic reducer
Ain't no loser
I'm a sonic reducer
Ain't no loser

People out on the streets
They don't know who I am
I watch them from my room
They all just pass me by
But I'm not just anyone
Said I'm not just anyone

I got my time machine
Got my electronic dream
Sonic reducer
Ain't no loser
I'm a sonic reducer
Ain't no loser

I'll be a pharaoh soon
Rule from some golden tomb
Things will be different then
The sun will rise from here
Then I'll be ten feet tall
And you'll be nothing at all

I got my time machine
Got my electronic dream
Sonic reducer
Ain't no loser
I'm a sonic reducer
Ain't no loser

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released October 11, 2013
Stiv Bators (Dead Boys)

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Music is my life, it's all I've got, I was always the kid who sat alone at lunch because I didn't care about fitting in. I'd rather have no friends at all, then change who I am to fit in, fuck it I'd rather fit out. You don't like my music? Why are you reading this? Go record some shitty post-hardcore poser pop punk bullshit and make the world happy, cause I don't give a fuck what you think... ... more

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