Παρασκευή 17 Αυγούστου 2012

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I see the stars like I see the starships flying over the city protecting peace
While running on desert fuel -a war gift
I see the stars but the night’s still dark,
 I see the starts Miami shore then now it’s all Iraq
Hey mister “I was there” when the shooting starts
You better put out your camera and start shooting too
I know that the scenes will be cut but before they do watch closely mister camera,
And don’t forget when the generals’ smiles to ya’ll to smile back
Cuz other way mister “I was there” you may not come back to whisper the whole story
I drink bottles full of lies when I drink bottled water with peace mottos on the cover
Wear gloves when typing these words on my computer’s keyboard cuz war isn’t over yet
There’s still more to sell
Still more to destroy
Still more to kill and more to get
God give me tanks or bombs or a gun with one bullet in its…and I’ll be all set
To stay clear and off the dirty game of my anonymous homeland
Have nothing to lose because I didn’t bet
Don’t need your health just need some bread
Evolve to a better being or blow up my fucking head
My name is a story; every Christian name is a story
About Christian enslavement of young souls that can’t resist the rape
I tried to change it but the world still call me this way
Life’s hard and real when it’s not all Disney and when mtv is not around
The wounds of my “good” side still hurts but can’t write no poems about it
When the human side of mine’s has no money in its pockets
And if you don’t believe me ask Comstock about it
It’s hard to keep the aspidistra flying and the “mice” died a long time ago on their dirty shelves
Nothing comes back as it goes nothing gonna peel the paint cuz there is no paint
On poor man house walls and ceilings
So it goes for us.

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