Same Psychotic Wavelength (ft. Jon Howard) (2020)
from Are We Not Drawn Onward To New Era (Disc 1) by The Neologist
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lyrics
We are misunderstood
We are questioned
Of our essence
Its all we ever could
To understand
Our shrouded thoughts
As clear as day
Its all that we can ever see
Chorus
We exist
In a world of our own
One plane apart
Enter my mind
And believe all the thoughts
And words that come to mind
For we are connected here
Unconscious ties that bind
Welcome to the same psychotic wavelength
To penetrate
The gravity between
These minds
Lies in their frequencies
Your foreign tongue
Is my native language
An unseen exchange
Of our energy
Chorus
My thoughts are your actions
And your deeds are my sins
Together we share
This crowded world of two
Chorus
The same psychotic wavelength
The same psychotic wavelength
The same psychotic wavelength
We are questioned
Of our essence
Its all we ever could
To understand
Our shrouded thoughts
As clear as day
Its all that we can ever see
Chorus
We exist
In a world of our own
One plane apart
Enter my mind
And believe all the thoughts
And words that come to mind
For we are connected here
Unconscious ties that bind
Welcome to the same psychotic wavelength
To penetrate
The gravity between
These minds
Lies in their frequencies
Your foreign tongue
Is my native language
An unseen exchange
Of our energy
Chorus
My thoughts are your actions
And your deeds are my sins
Together we share
This crowded world of two
Chorus
The same psychotic wavelength
The same psychotic wavelength
The same psychotic wavelength
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from Are We Not Drawn Onward To New Era (Disc 1),
released August 1, 2020
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The Neologist Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The Neologist is a musical endeavor created by James Lewis and Devin Walsh in 2009. The mission is simple: create and play the music we are fans of and what we want to hear for ourselves. As of 2016, The Neologist consists of just James, however, this allows him to make decisions in 1.3 seconds and have full creative control. All elements of The Neologist are created and managed by James. ... more
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