1. |
INTRODUCTION
00:24
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2. |
DR. GOODMAN
02:57
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I love my wife
I’m a family man
I’m Dr. Goodman
Yes Dr. Goodman
I have four children
And I do what I can
And I’m good man
Yes Dr. Goodman
Every Sunday in the church
I do pray
‘Cuz I’m a good man
Yes Dr. Goodman
And for my home town
My taxes I pay
And I’m good man
Yes Dr. Goodman
My neighbors love me
‘Cuz I keep up my yard
And I’m a good man
Yes Dr. Goodman
Got lots of friends
And I send them all cards
From Dr. Goodman
I’m Dr. Goodman
I’m a good driver
‘Cuz I’m safe on the road
I’m Dr. Goodman
And I’m a good man
I work hard
And I carry my load
As Dr. Goodman
Yes Dr. Goodman
I dress well
Keep a shine on my shoes
And I’m a good man
I’m Dr. Goodman
I’ve been told
That I’m good looking too
And I’m a good man
I’m Dr. Goodman
I listen well
All my patients agree
That I’m a good man
I’m Dr. Goodman
But what do they know
They’re all crazy
I’m Dr. Goodman
Yes Dr. Goodman
I’m Dr. Goodman
Yes Dr. Goodman
I’m Dr. Goodman
Yes Dr. Goodman
I’m Dr. Goodman
And I’m a good man
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3. |
THEY NEED ME
03:42
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Well I go to work each morning
And I do the best I can
My intensions are good
I do what I can for them
But they’re sent here for a reason
They don’t fit outside no more
They’re destined to stay
They can’t get away from here
They’re all so delusional
And so different from you and me
And they’re never getting out of here
They need me
Some are worse and some are better
But none can live alone
Their home is this place
At least they are safe in here
They won’t be leaving in the morning
Or a million mornings more
They can’t get away
They’re put here to stay - away
‘Cuz they’re all so delusional
And they’re not like you or me
And they’re never getting out of here
They need me
They’re too lost to ever find their way
Society has cast them as castaways
Is separation best for them or is it best for us?
Either way they haven’t got a clue
‘Cuz they’re all so delusional
And so different from you and me
And they’re never getting out of here
They need me
They are all so delusional
And they’re not like you or me
And they’re never getting out of here
They need me
They are all so delusional
And so different from you and me
And they’re never getting out of here
They need me
They need me
They need me
They need me
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4. |
PLEASE HELP ME FIND YOU
02:51
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Where are you hiding?
Why can’t I find you?
Though you are right before my eyes
Yet I can’t reach you
I’m here to help you
Let me see inside
What are you doing?
What are you hiding from me?
Why won’t you let me get inside?
I’m here to help you
Never harm you
Why don’t you trust me Rubio?
You’re one of a kind
And you’re not like the others
But you’ve got to help me to see deep inside
Will you share what you’re feeling?
Tell me the meaning
Of all that sadness I see in your eyes
What are hiding?
Please stop fighting
Won’t you talk to me?
I think you’re special
They think you’re special too
They all just want to be like you
Why do they love you?
What do you tell them?
Tell me your secrets Rubio
How I can help you Rubio?
Please help me find you Rubio
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5. |
TIME TO LEAVE
04:23
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Can you hear it?
Can you see it?
Can you feel it?
The reason why it seems that we miscommunicate
Because our channels just are not the same
Signals can be sent yet messages are not received
Our tuners are set to different frequencies
They can’t hear it
They can’t see it
They can’t feel it
Time to leave
Frequencies are spaces where a signal can be sent
Must be on the same space to receive
When I send a signal to him the message is not heard
Because his receiver’s is just not tuned in
He can’t hear it
He can’t see it
He can’t feel it
Time to leave
Do you know my isolation?
Can you feel my pain?
Message sent but message not received
Your eyes are blind to my loneliness
Your senses deaf and dumb
But soon I will be moving on from here
‘Cuz he can’t hear it
He can’t see it
He can’t feel it
Time to leave
He can’t hear it
He can’t see it
He can’t feel it
Time to leave
He can’t hear it
(Well I go to work each morning)
He can’t see it
(And I do the best I can)
He can’t feel it
(My intensions are good
I do what I can for him)
Time to leave
He can’t hear it
(But he’s sent here for a reason)
He can’t see it
(He don’t fit outside no more)
He can’t feel it
(He’s destined to stay
He can’t get away from here)
Time to leave
(And he’s all so delusional)
He can’t hear it
(And he’s different from you and me)
He can’t see it
(And he’s never getting out of here)
He can’t feel it
(He needs me)
Time to leave
(And he’s all so delusional)
He can’t hear it
(And he’s not like you or me)
He can’t see it
(And he’s never getting out of here)
He can’t feel it
(He needs me)
Time to leave
(He needs me)
Time to leave
(He needs me)
Time to leave
Time to leave
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6. |
FREQUENCY OF THE WAVE
03:02
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When you play a note on the piano keyboard
It activates the hammer which strikes the string
The string vibrates at a specific frequency
And the frequency of the wave travels through the air
The oscillating waves and its corresponding pitch
Is received by the crystal which resonates
The resonating crystal amplifies the harmonics
And along with the overtones transmits a carrier
The modulated carrier is sent through a wire
And the signal in the cable travels to the antenna
The antenna transmits the frequency of the wave
On the very same channel as the pulsating universe
The rhythm of the wave opens up the portal
Once in tune and in phase you can step right in
The frequency of the wave is what makes it work
And the crystal is the key which unlocks the gate
When you master the intervals of notes
And the math in music
You harness the power of sound
You’re set free you have no bounds
The resonating crystal amplifies the harmonics
And along with the overtones transmits a carrier
The modulated carrier is sent through a wire
And the signal in the cable travels to the antenna
The antenna transmits the frequency of the wave
On the very same channel as the pulsating universe
The rhythm of the wave opens up the portal
Once in tune and in phase you can step right in
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7. |
DEPARTURE
05:14
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