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Astral Projector

from Don't Be A Projectile by Traffic Death

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Astral Projector
As the light begins to flicker, on the pull down screen
I see all the tell tale signs, what is it they mean?
The film begins to roll, the curtains have been drawn
Looking all around me and there is nobody to be found

How did this happen I was sitting in my chair
Now I find myself flying through the air
As the projector comes on, I am slowly drifting through
Then all of a sudden I swerve out of control

Thought maybe it was my over active imagination
Something created by my trials and tribulations
Everything I have known slowly fading away
Now it’s just me alone with a genuine sense of fear

As the light begin to flicker, on the pull down screen
I see all the tell tale signs, what is it they mean?
The film begins to roll, the curtains have been drawn
Looking all around me and there is nobody to be found

I thought this was just supposed to be a class
To teach me how to not drive like an ass
Now I find that I’m tring to stay alive
Even though my life is gone
My mind and body moving on

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from Don't Be A Projectile, released November 26, 2014

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Traffic Death Des Moines, Iowa

Andrew Smeltzer - Bass/Vox
Brian Greenfield - Drums
Nate Phillips - Vocals
Gordon Shumway-Guitar

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