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Air is a song by The Amazing BrandO. Air was originally released on Exit Mindbomb's album Happy Accident, followed by The Amazing BrandO's New Totally Radical Extended EP. BrandO held a remix contest for the song, which Duane won. The remixed version was included on the LP of Devastation. An acapella version was also released.

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BrandO:
Singing is easy (Singing is easy)
When you have machines (When you have machines)
To do it for you. (Cliche, cliche, cliche)
Nothing really matters any more.
It’s redundant and mindless. (blblblblbl)
But at least you can dance.
(Stop listening to bad music)
You know every word of the radio version.
It’s a force fed, romance.

(Stop listening to bad music)

(Stop list...to...music)
This is the part where I pour out my heart.
Like I’m still in high school.
This is the part where I pour out my heart.

(Stop listening to bad music)
Doesn’t it hurt? They’re dumbing it down for us
And isn’t it sad that I had to sing badly to record those parts?
It’s redundant and mindless. (blblblblbl)
But at least you can dance.
(Stop listening to bad music)
It’s redundant and mindless.
But at least you can dance.

It’s redundant and mindless.
But at least you can dance.
Nothing really matters any more.
This is the part where I pour out my heart.
Like I’m still in high school.
This is the part where I pour out my heart.

[Next verse is from the remix version]

Duane:
Throw a little hi-hat into the mix.
Add some motherfuckin’ bass drum, roll them shitz.
Get that snare drum, ta-ta-ta-ta-ta-ta.
Add some bass to the rhythm for some high-class rock.
Lesson one: you’re a gangster with money and hos.
Sellin’ rocks on the street robbin’ convenience stores.
Lesson two: throw some scratches for that beasty rap.
Talk about your MC and, lean back.
Lesson three: drop the beat; bring it back.
Talk about your mother, drugs, sex, guns and crack.
What do you know, you’re on the radio,
With them fancy cars and mansions for sho’.
Just remember to save your money, don’t spend it all on drugs;
Or you’ll be stuck selling records in “The Adventures of”.

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