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Heart of the Machine ft. Tamara Dey

from The Radiant Point by Planet Joy

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lyrics

I'm in a scary place now
Built out of my own conscience
I'm in the heart of the machine
It's beating me into nothing

I see the people pointing
They are all laughing at me
If only I could point back at them
Maybe they would let me be

Oh, this makes me nervous
You made me like this
Oh, this makes me nervous
There's not much I can do

There's not much I can do
There's not much I can do
There's not much I can do
There's nothing I can do.

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from The Radiant Point, released December 25, 2011
Written and Produced by Stefan du Randt and Marthinus Kirsten.
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at Analog Binary Recording Studio by Stefan du Randt.
www.analogbinary.co.za
Vocals and Guitar- Marthinus Kirsten.
Synth- Stefan du Randt.
Bass- Kruger van Deventer.
Drums- Isaac Klawansky.
Backing Vocals- Tamara Dey.
Track Art- Marthinus Kirsten.

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Planet Joy Johannesburg, South Africa

Planet Joy is an experimental rock band based in Joburg. The band members are Marthinus Kirsten, Stefan du Randt, Kruger van Deventer (Swart) and drummer Isaac Klawansky (Flash Republic/Shadowclub). Their music include elements from industrial, ambient, electronic and alternative music, drawing inspiration from innovative alternative acts like Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode and UNKLE. ... more

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