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lyrics
My Game Boy, sing a song to me
A cute little thing, reminds me to dream, a lullaby
My Game Boy, tell me a tale
On a two bit palette, grays and greens to paint it, a handheld world
dull colors, no back light, but you brighten up my world
To me, chip tune me, adjust contrast to see
Block figures, stiff pixels, but it's clear to me, my world
To me, chip tune me, 8 bits of majesty
My Game Boy, sing a song to me
A cute little thing, reminds me to dream, a lullaby
My Game Boy, tell me a tale
On a two bit palette, grays and greens to paint it, a handheld world
One pulse wave, two square waves, one white noise, it's perfect
To me, chip tune me, equip head phones for stereo
One sixty by one forty four LCD, oll korrect
To me, chip tune me, four double AAs on the go
My first game console, I will never forget
You were there for me at the good times and the bad
My Game Boy, sing a song to me
A cute little thing, reminds me to dream, a lullaby
My Game Boy, tell me a tale
On a two bit palette, grays and greens to paint it, a handheld world
A cute little thing, reminds me to dream, a lullaby
My Game Boy, tell me a tale
On a two bit palette, grays and greens to paint it, a handheld world
dull colors, no back light, but you brighten up my world
To me, chip tune me, adjust contrast to see
Block figures, stiff pixels, but it's clear to me, my world
To me, chip tune me, 8 bits of majesty
My Game Boy, sing a song to me
A cute little thing, reminds me to dream, a lullaby
My Game Boy, tell me a tale
On a two bit palette, grays and greens to paint it, a handheld world
One pulse wave, two square waves, one white noise, it's perfect
To me, chip tune me, equip head phones for stereo
One sixty by one forty four LCD, oll korrect
To me, chip tune me, four double AAs on the go
My first game console, I will never forget
You were there for me at the good times and the bad
My Game Boy, sing a song to me
A cute little thing, reminds me to dream, a lullaby
My Game Boy, tell me a tale
On a two bit palette, grays and greens to paint it, a handheld world
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from Blue,
released March 5, 2008
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Red Ankh
Red Ankh is highly experimental, including (but not in every song) elements of black metal, chiptune, dance, death metal,
folk, gabber, gothic, industrial, power metal, progressive, symphonic metal, groove metal, and trance.
Early works were mostly instrumental. That changed with Bronze. The goal of the project is to break down genre boundaries, keep music inventive, and inspire.
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