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my place is over you
and your place is under me
i feed your fever and hunger
and make you my property

i feel you
your twitching and moving
and trying to escape

make you and shape you
make you into anything
make your fever and malice
and make you my property

i feel you
your twitching and moving
and trying to escape

i get you
you're moving at my pace
and make you my property
i feel you
your twitching and moving
and trying to escape

i'm over
your under
and now you cringe

by myself
and so afraid

beckoned you
i summoned so graciously
make you
and you break just as easily

make you and shape you
make you into anything

i feel you
your twitching and moving
and trying to escape

i'm over
your under
and now you cringe

the sad thing is
repeat what i say to you
the sad thing is
you will never break these chains i hold

i'm over
your under
and now you cringe

why don't you just get down

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from how are you human?, released August 29, 2009

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After gaining global exposure for scoring the acclaimed fan produced live Nine Inch Nail DVD in 2009, True Fallacy hit the road to promote the album, How Are You Human?. Ryan Main quickly gravitated towards the production side of the project. After spending the greater part of a year on stage together, they rolled up their sleeves to begin work on the followup album, Making the Noise All Go Away. ... more

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