and learning, growing and exploring and on that path we're all affected by the process by which our identities and realities are conditioned and manufactured and
] And no excuse can ever be enough For the genocide of the Ogoni people [x2] How quickly truth can be silenced, news rearranged and adjusted when the
sugar coated lies And their cheating crooked smiles From pranks to protest To sustainable community projects, from soup kitchens to direct action, education and
to live a fucking lie I'd trade my freedom for a false sense of security, working for death, digging my own grave but as long's my lungs keep me breathing and
dodging taxes and our elected government puts on the blindfold Cause they know that if they're audited the firms will relocate abroad for lower costs and
always nice to see you, my old friend Good to hear your voice again, you know, I think about you now and then but a little less each day Think about you now and
gather here to dance and play Night until the dawn of a new day Sweating out our anger, singing to soothe our pain, drowning our sorrow, sea of joy and
maybe we could do something, just you and I Maybe Maybe we could do something together, maybe we could do something together, maybe we could do something, just you and I, just you and
assimilate, it must assimilate, yeah Take the superficialities, take the superficialities Of dress and appearance They sell our fashion They sell our fashion and ignore our soul and
us by this consumerist culture Yeah We live our lives with the knowledge of global suffering and exploitation, still we dissociate ourselves from the problem Detach ourselves from Compassion and
city Yeah, this place is getting on my nerves, I need some peace and quiet I need a vacation Some time away from myself My head is reeling and my body
nothing more than a sales number statistic Another capitalist market Of material abundance And the radio pumps out another meaningless hit (The radio pumps out) And