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Introversion
02:39
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Element
08:33
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Flatten the Curve
04:57
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Wilfull Ignorance
Will be the decline
of civilization in the name
of self absorbed interest and cultural delusions
in this new normal
Defiance of reason while the fragile pay the price
Call it a red flag, a hoax, a conspiracy
Call it what you will
Your denial of reality will extend this new normal
A Walking hypocrisy
you claim to challenge authority
While praising narcissistic politicians
Who boldly display their apathy
to think up is down and down is up, that your feelings override the fact
will post-pone the way things use to be
Welcome to the new normal
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7. |
Confined
06:27
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8. |
Injustice
04:45
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Revisitation in D Major
04:02
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10. |
Isolation
07:04
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It was a strange kinda summer deadly still and warm
It didn't rain for 40 days
The Melonson Farmers were fretting over crops
Only good thing growing was hey
Some Boys got together kinds strained with the heat wondering
What can they do with their time
One pulled out some matches, another got some gas
It wasn't a very good sign
Watcha gonna do when a child is born
You're gonna give him a bike, he's gonna steel a Ford
That's how things happened in the valley that day in the summer
Grant Lockhart was a big one, didn't know how to run
He believed barns were built to burn
There's no one around who could tell him any different
Grant knew all he had to learn
Now he and his friends, they weren't wild at the roots but
July was hell for us all
That's when the HortonVille devils decided to burn
The Alan boys cows and their stalls
Watcha gonna do when a child is born
You're gonna give him a bike, he's gonna steel a Ford
That's how things happened in the valley that day in the summer
'Round about 10 on a friday evening, Grant was taking a ride in his truck
5 miles back another barn was burning, that boy just ran out of luck
But the cops got him first before the burned out farmers could tear the skin from his back
Grant got 8 years in a far away prison to put him on the right track
Watcha gonna do when a child is born
You're gonna give him a bike, he's gonna steel a Ford
That's how things happened in the valley that day in the summer
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12. |
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Will be the decline
of civilization in the name
of self absorbed interest and cultural delusions
in this new normal
Defiance of reason while the fragile pay the price
Call it a red flag, a hoax, a conspiracy
Call it what you will
Your denial of reality will extend this new normal
A Walking hypocrisy
you claim to challenge authority
While praising narcissistic politicians
Who boldly display their apathy
to think up is down and down is up, that your feelings override the fact
will post-pone the way things use to be
Welcome to the new normal
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