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Incubus Rex

from Voodoo Genie by Captain Groovitron

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This song is about the first lucid dream I ever had.
After realising I was dreaming, I began to fly. I visited mountains and forests, but eventually got bored and decided I could turn the dream into a sexy dream if I wanted to.
Before I could do this however, I thought to myself "what if there was someone in the dream who had equal control over things?"
It was then that a friend of mine materialised in front of me, floating in mind air. He turned everyone in the world into rubber, effectivelyputting a stop to my idea of turning the dream sexual, and we then engaged in an epic battle. It's hard to remember exactly what happened, but I recall summoning lightning and becoming trapped in a maze of infinite doors for a while.
Realising that I wanted control back however, I remembered Inception and decided to try and move to a different dream level to escape.
After doing so, I was once again free to control my dream but woke up before I could achieve anything.

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from Voodoo Genie, released May 25, 2016

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Part man, part machine, Captain Groovitron is a cybernetic organism from the South Eastern suburbs of Melbourne who creates music nobody listens to for a sci-fi rock opera that doesn't exist.

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