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Policy
02:27
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What you make up and put into laws will make more sense if you put the needs of people of first. Lobbyist will pass the blame around. Endless shell game.
The epitome of privilege is creating problems where they don’t exist.
Is the world you want to live in full of senseless violence?
Regulations to pad a bottom line don’t have a story of grieve to sell investors on a P.R. nightmare. Lives are not portfolios.
The epitome of privilege is creating problems where they don’t exist.
Is the world you want to live in full of senseless violence?
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Celebration
01:56
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Random moments of time spent will become the memories to which we build our love and relationships. Consumer culture dilutes and all we’ll get is generalization. Formulaic celebration.
The focus is on the nuance.
Of remembering one occasion
Not chosen by structured artifice.
The annual remembrance of a less important event negates the significance of little moments. Jubilance fades away and all we’re left with is generalization. Formulaic celebration.
The focus is on the nuance.
Of remembering one occasion
Not chosen by structured artifice.
The times that meant more than a scheduled event will not be pressured into normality. Hold on to significance that won’t be tainted by generalization. Formulaic celebration.
The focus is on the nuance.
Of remembering one occasion
Not chosen by structured artifice.
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Grateful
02:00
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You partially raised me in the twilight of your life instilling virtues on a youth going nowhere.
I’ll take a minute to appreciate you. I’ll take a minute to tell you how grateful I am for you.
There’s no debt accrued cause you did it out of love. To have known you is to have all the luck in the world.
I’ll take a minute to appreciate you. I’ll take a minute to tell you how grateful I am for you.
I have a lifetime to gather the benefits of the acts of kindness. All comes from a place of love.
I’ll take a minute to appreciate you. I’ll take a minute to tell you how grateful I am for you.
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Stars for Hearts
02:27
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These stars for hearts.
I remember the promises. Of greener grasses on the other side. Fertilized by your mass graves. Now I'm stuck in the mire of your money machine. With these empty hands and heavy head cause I confused. These stars for hearts.
Pull yourself up by your boot straps. Cemented in like the statue of unattainable consumer goods. Now I'm stuck in the mire of your money machine. With these empty hands and heavy head cause I confused. These stars for hearts.
To perform the illusion of control
I require this misdirection
It's sleight of hand
The audience sees what I need them to see
With this we provide protection
Of your temples and coliseums
We did what we had to
They are not us, you are not we
Give us your tired, your poor, your hungry.
We’ll make scapegoats of them all.
Give us your tired, your poor, your hungry.
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Pain not Love
00:36
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I try to let go of it.
All the pain as a child.
Lingering on forever.
Emotional abuse will suffer onto one.
Forever I know this is pain not love.
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Raymond K Hessel
03:01
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What happened to Raymond K Hessel in that alleyway. Gross negligence disguised as piousy. Born out of boredom and vanity. An excuse to use a gun. Last thing we need is escalating problems.
Separate my heart from the situation just to survive the nightmare brought on by them don't dictate my future.
Running in fear through city streets. Hounded by villains. Remember over in panicked sweats. Never replaced by best intentions. Misplaced use of your time. Last thing we need is escalating problems.
Separate my heart from the situation just to survive the nightmare brought on by them don't dictate my future.
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Greg / Drums
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Cale / Guitar, Vocals
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