the singing activist
Tim Van der Schraelen - 20.12.2004 04:27
a few songs for activists.
FREEDOM FOR SALE
The great white hamburger king is awake now
And he’ s so hungry, he wants to eat some souls
The big bad beast is back out of his wintersleep
And oh my god, the world needs to feed his needs
Straight out of bed and already master of the galaxy
Oh yes, the parasites are rich, kill ‘em all
Kill the parasites of the society and start again
Tampon wars and cereal murders
Heroes raising in the mall, closer near victory
Toys for psycho’ s, children for sale
Dollareaters and brainwashed consumer pigs
Oh lovely glory, for you we die, for you we will go
To the not so smart commercial breakdown
With siliconbusted darlings in a brandnew car
We feed ourselves with others flesh
Standing on a rock that goes to fast
Always thinking what is good?
What is right? Tell me, tell me
Why, why, why should we care?
We kill the life we don’t understand
Making a lot of rules to break them all
And no one to blame, not me or the rest
A life stucked in seconds till the day you die
Civilization is more as using difficult words
Working to stay alive, alive to be working
I didn’t wanted to be like them anyway
A bird can fly, that is what I see
A bird is free, that is all I need to know
I didn’t wanted to be like them anyway
Buy your freedom if you really want
But don’ t you dare to blame me
Cause I didn’t wanted to be like you anyway
THE ONES WHO ALREADY GROWED UP
It seems to be so many years ago
That I left the belly of my mother
And lived my life by their sick rules
Growed up in the way they wanted
Until the end of days stucked in it
As food in the giant belly of Moby Dick
What is good will be bad, so happy will be sad
Nothing, nothing goes like you want to see it
So change you freak, change, change, change!
Accept the way things are and stop the adultery
Once ready for breakfast, the wrong way
By lunch you we’re already too far
Wish I was attempted to see a future
But the diner seems to be so far away now
I have followed you, all the time
From the day I was born, till the night you died
Every little piece of shit becomes older
Not always in the way they want to see
Nice guys become ‘big bad rebels’
And sweet girls transform into ‘a slut’
People like us like to smoke green queens
Changers, the changes comes with us
We don’t cheat, we don’t tell the world is ours
Changers, in the dark we bring some light
Give us our plants and play some music
Do what you want but don’t you judge us
We’re the ones who already growed up
I know I kept on singing, the same song as others
But now I changed the tune I sing new words
I said the same things, I said them more than once
But the times are changing and now I sing alone
Changers , the changes comes with us
We don’t cheat, we don’t tell the world is ours
Changers, in the dark we bring some light
Give us our plants and play some music
Do what you want but don’t you judge us
We’re the ones who already growed up
STUPID MONKEY (POOR WHITE MAN SUPREMACY)
Somewhere
Something evil appeared
On one of the nine
Maybe ten planets
On the third eye near the sun
Where monkeys die fat
It was the beast that said, I think so I am
It tried to be civilized
once seen the use of things
sex and violence, saw a rock
and smashed him on a brain
and man calls it insane
haven’t it always been like that
oh liars, we will all die
like the pigs we ate
screaming at judgment day
Intellectual logics
For simple men
We have brains
Think fast man
There is no enemy
Until you choose one
Humanoid selfish monsters
Immoral goddamned hate
Imagination and fantasy
There is a killer in everyone
To kill or not to kill
The one child beats the other
And he will beat back harder
Oh, deep cuts my friend
Man has deep cuts in his skin
And holes in his soul
Filled up with lies my friend
It is a selffullfilling prophecy
Stupid monkey
Poor white man supremacy
Black and brown, red and yellow
Stop the difference and return home
To the earth, where all people belong
Poor, oh poor, so goddamned rich
Poor white man supremacy
Stupid monkeys
Stupid
 E-Mail: emrenst@hotmail.com
|
