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Energy
03:15
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Energy
Solar power
Wind power
Will Power
Energy energy
Limitless energy
Lawless energy
Energy Energy
Transition
Transmission
Translucent
Supervision
Technocratic dreams
Easy as it seems
We are desiring machines
Solar power
Wind power
Will to power **
** chanted by the entire solar cult
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K-formula
03:22
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K-formula
You’re a supernatural presence
You resonate
Technological adolescence
But if you want to control yourself
You must first control the universe
You can have the energy of a star
I can have the energy of a star**
You are a vision
In a crystal ball
You can have the energy of a star
You will have it
You will have it all
You can have the energy of a star
I can have the energy of a star*
You’ll be a winner of the human race
Keep up with the K-formula
Mass
Curves
Space
** chanted by the entire solar cult
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