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Don't Spoil The Party

from Mole (EP) by Vital Consultant

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Straight lines, right angles, desk tidy, glass and steel
Cash flows in on pink shirts and power heels
Shoulder to shoulder no room for manoeuvre in this rat race
But oh my god I am so lonely in this place

Work, don’t spoil the party
I’m more of a party man
Do the nine to five to stay alive
but the party’s where the living’s at
Work, don’t spoil the party
I got this tune going round my head
And the weekend just ain’t long enough
To get this party put to bed

Do you remember bad mornings, too drunk for a Monday
Doors shut, we’re packed in, I don’t get a thing they say
A room full of young intellectuals staring at my sweaty face
And oh my god I was so lonely in that place

Project leader, don’t spoil the party
Promotion seeker, don’t spoil the party
Networking courses, don’t spoil the party
Human resources, you’re not invited to this party

Now I forget the subject but I can’t forget the lesson
My voice broke mid-sentence, felt like I was undressing
That day nobody was laughing with me, oh if only
And yes my god I was so lonely

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from Mole (EP), released May 26, 2014

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Vital Consultant London, UK

Vital Consultant is a south London three piece act all about synth mayhem, uptempo dance beats and tight guitar licks. Big choruses, big verses, big drops. Picture a giant whippet and a binary wizard with four arms backing a bearded apocalypse – it’s the direct approach. Whatever the opposite of navel-gazing is, that’s the idea. If they could afford lasers, there would be lots. ... more

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