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Posted by zeugma on September 17, 2004, at 21:09:48
In 2001
A Life code:
It pays to talk to no one.
Proliferating across the earth.
Also Sprach Zarathustra [1]
Faction Europa
Free Range.
2001
Also Sprach Zarathustra
Proliferating across the earth
Pressure guilt
Grudge match
12 cm flak unit
Range 1 stroke 35
This is the spring without end
This is the summer of malcontent
This is the winter of your mind
By 2001
Also Sprach Zarathustra
It pays to talk to no one
Europa, faction
Proliferating across the earth
Free Range
This is the spring without end
This is the summer of malcontent
This is the winter of your mind
Insect posse
will be crushed
Moravia, trouble
Moldavia
Europa
Every second third word
Europa
It pays to talk to no one.
Free Range.
Note: [1] Reference to Nietzsche's book Also Sprach Zarethustra. This reference has double meaning in the song. Nietzsche's philosophy was espoused in misinterpreted form by the Nazis in their quest for pan-european domination; and composer Richard Straus used it as the title of a musical compostion, later used as theme music by Stanley Kuberik in his movie 2001: A Space Odyssey.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
These are currently my favorite song lyrics, but although I could understand someone getting Richard Strauss' name wrong, how can someone misspell Kubrick? The note needless to say was not written by mark E. Smith.
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