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Son of a Gun
02:21
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my people planted rice and barefoot hiked
up to the water well, preparing for dry spell
built a home on inherited land, and they lived mouth to hand
who could have dreamed to one day make the jump
to the metropolis, to live the life luscious
and now, im pleased to meet you,
im a shell of a man, i've got no path or plan and i play in a rock and roll band
born to be a son of no land
born to bleed a proud american
from hauston, texas heat to houston street,
my urge to breed is stronger than that of a dog in heat
holding fast to vacant memories
my mental maps a wayward sketch in different alphabets
so im pleased to meet you,
im a son of a gun, i've got no creed or clan, and i come from nowhereland
born to be a son of no man
born to bleed a proud american
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Wallace
02:06
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wallace said to me
ask more questions of what you see
dont be so unobtrusive when the leaders hang the nooses
to hang the heads of whoever they please
wallace said it stark
every citizen is kept in the dark
and we applaud when
we're told to
cuz what else
do we do
besides watch tv and spark up
and now i live at ease
even when i have to fall to my knees
we dont have to be so ugly
we can diminish our brutality
and then we can live peacefully
thats what wallace said to me
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Scrounge
02:23
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