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Music Invasion
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We got the sound of the music and it's taking over the street
Not the rhythm or the lyrics but the distant tinny screech
As I walk, to and fro, on the train, where I go
Disturbing the masses with our convenient, selfish, satisfaction
It's a music invasion
And it's taking over everywhere
It's a music invasion
To self indulged, to give a shit
So far out of touch with, everything
Failing to recognize, your role within
The ever changing social fabric, we all live in
It's a music invasion
And it's taking over everywhere
It's a music invasion
It's a music invasion
Wake up put my buds in check my feed take a picture
Time are getting tougher but I'll never really know it
Buds in my ears, phone by my side
Pissing off the world with my phone by my side
I got this urgent need to hear my favorite song wherever I go
Destroying social contracts left and right like a pro
Entitlement comes easy to me, in this
Techno-futuristic pocket sized society
It's a music invasion
And it's taking over everywhere
It's a music invasion
It's a music invasion right now
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Mike Levine Maplewood, New Jersey
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