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Mascot 3000:

The portal to Elysium opens for a flash
The first time in two decades, and Rachael and i pass

Through to where a argged group awaits us with surprise
Their leader, Yasser Latef, greets us with a smile

Yasser Latef:

Adrian we heard that you would now return
After years and it turns out your Rachael now
Through Connor’s how we knew
I don’t know how he got you through
They always die but you are welcome anyhow

My god you’ve changed, last time I saw you eighteen years gone by
You were Adrian then and you were the last
To send back that we tried You hit that portal and you died
We stopped trying, how Lee cried And now you’re back

Soldier:
Incoming we’ve got to go!

Yasser:
Rachael you must go now, underground where you belong

Rachael:
How have you survived here for so long?

Yasser and the Blood Red Dogs:

Lock and load, let it go the loathsome sideshow
Is comin’ on down the town
Barker in your hand it’s a bedlam jam
We’ll be tearing it up all around
Fire in the hole, it’s a breezy stroll
We’ll have tea in hell today
When the Blood Red Dogs come and do a job
And send you on your way

Twenty years here, dug in hard
Where the party’s at and just getting’ started
Thousands came, now a hundred left
Who just can’t be talked into being dead
We came along for the dream they dreamed,
To watch their backs and keep the peace
But guess some bastards can’t resist
The Blood red Dogs’ sweet blood red kiss

Mascot 3000:

Yasser says that we must go
to the bunkers far below
where Lee awaits
He knows the two of you were close,
although you've changed now so much so
since you went away

A thin breath away
And all that is true
Rivers and words, pages all turn
And so too do you

Rachael:

I heard your voice, i heard your song
A world away, a lifetime gone
I’ve come to a far and foreign place
I crossed a world and heard the cries
Of lifetimes past and came to find
If it’s true, love finds a way

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from An Atompunk Opera, The New Albion Guide To Analogue Consciousness, released July 29, 2014
Featuring special guest Darrel Whitney as Yaser Latef
Kayleigh McKnight
Lauren Osborn

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Cama’s attempt to commune with higher beings failed; she only found Decadent Dottie. Together they roamed, indulging in dangerous forms of psycho-neural self-exploration which Cama hoped would present the key to her people’s further evolution. It only led to her destroying her people so that one of their pets could evolve. She sat in her former civilization's rubble and listened to Paul Shapera. ... more

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