hey, get set for the brand new sound
it’s perfect in every way
unlike any before you’ve found
at least that’s what we’re told to say
hey, we’re smarter than that don’t you know
but you counted the heads so hit play
& assume what you don’t really know
now there’s something that we’d like to say
it’s easy to make up
it’s not hard to fake
watch how they do it to me
this is serious... it’s a big mistake
hey, i grew up with the sound around
spent my summers just listening
with no reason to turn it down
i would listen
now, i've grown up & i understand
target us with a marketing plan
but they’ve seemed to forgotten why
the music’s a lie when the target’s tried
what have we done?
what have we created?
what does this mean?
& how are we gonna make it now?


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    The Stereo is NEATO! WOOOOOoOoOOOooOoHOoOOoOOooOOOoOOoO!

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