1. |
No Pills
01:07
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NO PILLS
no pills can stop this frustration
i want to extinguish the human race
nothing will solve my short fuse
i'm gonna burn this fucking place.
no pills can kill the cynicism
i hold so dear and true
nothing could prevent me
from seeing right through you.
my disease is a product
medication is deviation.
no pills could assure me
there is a future for our kids
nothing could erase the
damage done to our heads.
no pills could kill the sorrow
that’s inside me and you
nothing can stop me from
feeling so fucking used.
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2. |
Concrete Burial
02:35
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CONCRETE BURIAL
selfish ideals are deceitfully sold
as an enthusiastic patriotic notion
with complete disregard for
one’s own ancestry of immigration.
exclusion just for the sake
of financial security
intrinsic to the spirit
of capitalist opportunity.
let’s not waste another day
break down these walls of shame
and bury every minuteman in the remains.
arteries of razor wire constructed
to funnel out all this poisoned blood
from a heart of concrete
while bodies pile up in the sand.
selfish ideals are deceitfully sold
as an enthusiastic patriotic notion
with complete disregard for
one’s own ancestry of immigration.
discount the mountain of
evidence their up against
with a nationalist conjecture
to mask the hunger
the blood of their victims
a reflection of true intentions.
let’s not waste another day
break down these walls of shame
and bury every minuteman in the remains.
watch their ideals rot with their flesh
alongside all their scapegoats
after all they still deserve
a proper burial.
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