You're a power spot rotating, ever-changing
Transmitting like a radio wave frequently feeling
What's goin' on times are weird all this static
Things erratic seems like we lost the magic
See hear how clear is inner quality
A yin and yang type of thang sacred geometry
Ascending mad energy crazy bad
You're something NASA fuckin' wish they had

Tune in for those who are wantin'
Vision feel it from within, sing along
Tune in for those who are wantin'
Vision feel it from within

You're a star creator soul craft generator
Movin' through time and space son you're a liberator
But you're memory has been erased
The things you knew misplaced check it out
Babylon life style we scorn
Now we live again In L.A. Tokyo and New York
Come on pay a fee smoke your booty weed
Put gas in your tank keep your city bumpin'

Tune in for those who are wantin'
Vision feel it from within, sing along
Tune in for those who are wantin'
Vision feel it from within

Tune in for those who are wantin'
Vision feel it from within, sing along
Tune in for those who are wantin'
Vision feel it from within


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Tune In Lyrics as written by Douglas Martinez Chad Sexton

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    This song kicks major ass....just play it really loud in your car or somewhere....it'll grow on u....all 311 songs always end up doing that....

    Badfish3llon February 24, 2006   Link

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