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Album: Psychic Warfare (2015)
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  • First thing that I did was buy a pack of smokes
    Check into a motel and consult my horoscope
    Sitting on the bed, with a briefcase in my hands
    Patiently awaiting any word from my command

    Telekinetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    You better believe me, brother, X-ray vision
    Telekinetic prophetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    I know what you're thinking, sister, X-ray vision

    Next thing that I did was tap out Morse code
    With a wooden nickel on the receiver on the phone
    Before I could complete it, I was quickly overtaken
    By the angry spirits of Ronald and Nancy Reagan

    Telekinetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    You better believe me, brother, X-ray vision
    Telekinetic prophetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    I know what you're thinking, sister, X-ray vision

    And on the drums, Gemini
    On bass guitar, presenting, Pieces
    On lead guitar, we have Aries
    And on the microphone, Scorpio, go

    Last thing I remember, I was covered by the ruins
    I don't know who's to blame for that, but I know who didn't do it
    With every day that passes, it keeps on getting stranger
    But that really doesn't bother me, cause I get off on the danger

    Telekinetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    You better believe me, brother, X-ray vision
    Telekinetic prophetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    I know what you're thinking, sister, X-ray vision

    Telekinetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    You better believe me, brother, X-ray vision
    Telekinetic prophetic dynamite
    Psychic warfare is real
    I know what you're thinking, X-ray vision Writer/s: DAN MAINES, JEAN-PAUL GASTER, NEIL FALLON, RICHARD TIMOTHY SULT
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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