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'Intro' by Disclosure is a 2013 track in which a narrator asks how to stay motivated while everything feels in motion. The lyrics focus on building personal momentum and getting into the zone, turning the question into a quick set of guidance: “Three things, you better catch it”. There is also a reference to advice attributed to the narrator’s mother, delivered with a warning about how people enjoy watching trouble. The overall tone is searching, slightly didactic, and determined to get traction.
"Intro" is a track by Disclosure, released 30th May 2013. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 19 articles about Disclosure.
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How do you stay motivated in the midst of everything that's going on? How do you build your personal momentum, and how do you get in the zone? Right? And I'm glad you asked (okay) Three things, you better catch it, my mother used to say "People love watching fire burn", alright? Okay, that's one thing I know about life One thing I know about life is a guarantee, right? Change is inevitable And listen to me, as much as you like to be in your comfort zone As much as you like to be stable, as much as you like to control your environment The reality is, everything changes Alright here's my last one, my last one is make Eh-eh-eh, Carl you gotta give me that term again It's spontaneous combustion I think is what they call it and what happens is
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