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Crank it Up

from Short Stories by Dr. Noise

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This song was written for a LAN based competition being held by nVidia for their newest line of video cards. The song helped to win the contest, too! A First for me!

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Revolution turning heads again
your eyes can't even keep on
the pixels burning thru the frames
100 here and gone
the speed is reaching altitudes
so how much more can they go
any faster than we're going now
I'll likely lose control

The rest can not compare, the view is twice as clear
I dare you not to stare, at just how fast you steer
there is no compromise, the competition sucks
so why not rock the kings and crank that shit up?

generations moving up again
so fast an oh so stable
how can it be this fucking good?
it's all in the label
the g's are moving faster now
how much more can they go?
any faster than we're going now
and I will lose control!

The rest can not compare, the view is twice as clear
I dare you not to stare, at just how fast you steer
there is no compromise, the competition sucks
so why not rock the kings and crank that shit up?

The cars are twice as fast, the foes are twice as mean
the spell that you just cast, they can now all be seen
the revolutions here, so take your rightful place
the rest they can not win, when it is you they face

The rest can not compare, the view is twice as clear
I dare you not to stare, at just how fast you steer
there is no compromise, the competition sucks
so why not rock the kings and crank that shit up?

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from Short Stories, released December 1, 2010
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