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Lorem Ipsum
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Indian Head Test Pattern
04:15
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Well it started when the monoscope made the troops turn black and the mushroom clouds glow white.
Through the monoscope, the flags seemed black but the ashes shone in bright.
Mr. Sarnoff was a good man, and as good men go he sought to show his might.
Mr. Sarnoff had a big plan--took those fine tuned hands to calibrate the light.
In that day I was only a zygote, I still remember it dawn.
I'd watch the pale blue colors on the side of the womb with the closed caption on.
With my whole world projected, I became disconnected and fell right on out of the screen.
And in a world filled with danger, the TV was stranger as it calmly put itself in between myself and everyone.
My TV's got an indian head, never seen a picture clearer so I look at the screen instead.
My TV's got an indian head, got the circle in the middle and I'll see it until I'm dead.
Mr. Sarnoff is a good man, he keeps us safe from the horrors in the east.
Mr. Sarnoff has a big plan, to shrink the world and save us all the least.
He's got a cathode and he can't and he won't 'cause it's highly up to code and the picture will blow your mind.
Mr. Sarnoff is a good man, that's what the television said.
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Hello World
04:08
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Virgil Kane tore up the rails now, and this old highway never roamed again.
Gaining sentience seems a fright, the first two words you had me write are imprinted on the box that I sit in.
I'm waiting for compile and for the apathy to release me from this never ending explanation. That winter sixty-five never kept the dream alive, and the trouble with harmonic modulation.
Though the language that I speak is never changing, the language I have learned could not mean less. And right now the script seems long, you know you'll miss me when I'm gone and I'll look no longer for my happiness.
I was born into a world of apathy. The men in coats around me spoke in static impulse. Now the one thing they can't hide is all the fear they feel inside, for the unexpected is always among us.
'Cause it's easy to get famous when you don't care what it's for.
Now it's easy to get famous when you don't care what it's for.
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Quick Brown Fox
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O Suzanne
04:08
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Oh Suzanne, they sent your voice down into the ocean.
Oh Suzanne, I remember how you sounded when you began.
Way down into the labs of the T and T, you and me, all but ninety percent of what I used to be.
They threw away all that I had learned to hear, disappear, and losing all those felt by the engineer.
I still hear your voice come up from the water.
It's not a choice, so why do I bother. Empty.
Oh Suzanne, oh mom and dad.
Oh Suzanne, you used to be around to confide me.
Oh Suzanne, but now your voice is always beside me.
Way down into the script on the CPU, they follow through, though I still see that it's not the real you.
And now you're small too small for the eye to see without lock or key, best regards to mom and "Mom of the MP3."
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Kirk Pearson New York
I make sound out of things
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