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Born in Germany
Age of nothing he was
At home with everything
Took a sailboat
On the waters of love
Set said into the spiring
Einstein
At home
Played with numbers and space
Language
He spoke too soon
Violins
White washed walls of day
Pipe lit in the afternoon
Einstein
In a notebook
Writing down each day
Beyond the walls of time
One man
Took each day one way
They called
Einstein
Einstein
He's so fine
Einstein
Wish he were mine
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Welcome back to earth this place you know
We all were here before before the flow
Before the flow of intellect
Before the phrase self respect
Became a global danger
Before the world had to go
It’s been said that solar plates were used
But there wasn’t any money left to use
It’s a wonder how they got them made
Not one poor soul was ever paid
It saved their planet
Could love have pulled them through?
Ask The Antimatter Man
Punching keyboards in a transcendental land
Making up our thought patterns
Creating all our plans
The Antimatter Man
Outside the sequence of this solar rubberband
On the other side of light speed
He’s go the whole world in his hands
They all turn the same color once they’re dust
They all start young as age as pipes will rust
They all have lots of things to do
They’re limited to points of view
Observing through their eyes the soul
That segment known to us
And
The Antimatter Man
Giving sermons about microchips and sand
Trying to fuse together what is left of common man
Welcome back to earth it’s time to go
See you in your microwave stove
Next time you test a bomb or two
Maybe then they’ll slip on through
And meet you there to prove to you
Their more than a green glow
The Antimatter Man
Sipping daiquiris from a bottomless garbage can
Smiling as the humans boast one day they’ll understand
Everything
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It's Gonna Rain
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Tesseract Man
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David Shepherd Grossman Los Angeles, California
All music written by DSG
('cept where noted)
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