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Mandela Effect [with DEMO-iii]

EPISODE · Jul 15, 2017 · 3 MIN

Mandela Effect [with DEMO-iii]

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Many thanks to Abhay and DEMO-iii for allowing me to work on his instramental track MOVE https://soundcloud.com/demog-1/move For an introduction to what the MANDELAS EFFECT is please check out the youtube video and see if you are affected https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqd254P4I2o MANDELA EFFECT Just give me the truth (I can handle the truth) can you handle the truth (what exactly is the truth) Do you really understand (I ain't gonna explain) if I told you the truth (then you would go insane) are you ready for a padded cell (If you don't get it yet) shall I throw away the KEY (if you ain't ready yet) Living like a slave in a coffin of lies working for a living with endless freedom cries Everything you think you know is nothing but lies A Mandela Effect where reality cries Do you remember or will you reject treat it as Deja Vu when it's Mandela Effect Computer simulation or fact to forget is Hadron Collider the Mandela Effect Is there a glitch in the matrix no-one can hear you - THINK electrical thought patterns re-programmed in a blink Parallel universe's - whatever you think Don't dwell on it too long or they will call for a shrink Illusions of light (El-Lite) betrayed by the eye Do you trust your memory - or do you trust a lie 1. When did Nelson Mandela die (late 80's or 2013) 2. Where is Twinkerbell on the Disney logo 3. Did the scarecrow have a gun in the Wizard of Oz 4. Was there always a pigtail in the Ford logo 5. Did the A-Team's Black van have a Silver roof 6. Where is the monocle from the monopoly guy 7. 'LUKE, I am your father' or 'NO, I am your father' 8. Did C3PO always have one silver leg 9. Is it the FLIN'T'stones or FLINstones 10. Interview with 'THE' Vampire or 'A' Vampire 11. Life 'WAS LIKE' or 'IS LIKE' a box of chocolates 12. Do you remember Looney TOONS or Looney TUNES Just to name a few in the Mandela Effect

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