The International Noise Conspiracy – Breakout 2001 Lyrics
Artist: The International Noise Conspiracy
Song: Breakout 2001
Situations symptomatic
Define, objectified and please celebrate the [incomprehensible]
But we’re waiting for a sign
To deconstruct this before we run out of time, I said
Remissions, purely cosmetic
Seems like our features are cemented and static
So we’re waiting for what this culture fears
The end of dress codes, pink blue, pants shirts right here
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Submissions systematic
Being born under the wrong sign can be so f#cking tragic
And the symptoms are getting out of hand
I’m scared too baby but I can’t even begin to understand
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Hey, sister I know you want to dance too
Without gender hanging over you
Said, just wanna be free
Not some billboard advertising dream
Said take action, take aim and some slick shoes
Take action, take aim and sing this new blues
Take action, take aim ’cause we know what to do
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
Jump baby, jump, we’re gonna breakout
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A New Morning, Changing Weather
Release Year: 2001