I feel like Bernie. The way I sit among the living, Not yearning for my turn again, Yearning for a place to lay down, Learning if I turn the bass down, The treble will just sound louder. Este Lauder is 80 dollars a bottle, and I'm their top seller, I feel like Bernie the way I Madoff.
The wheels of progress stand idle; Men stand idly by while smiling; Politicians planning kingships while Kings devising the downfall of the talking; My wheels fly dragging the ground behind them; Idle hands will be chopped off desires; Deny this and fate is brought to the light while dying; Crying relatives will not rebut the sounds of the choir; Desires are heard, disregarded and bound to the sire;
In defiance, with pious hands; To work like the common man; but with plans more defiant; Losers to immolate in self-defense; Slingshots no longer topple the Giant; Fire deep inside her wished to deny it;
Innocence pulled, an unending silence. Finally quiet, the screaming of demons cleavers, My life is a lie, to be revered as a guise pious. The unjust rise of the unique triad, defiant.
Black music, White music. Who cares as long as you can dance to it. Oriental tuning and flag burning. Who cares as long as our country tramples forward. Toward a new world. One without music. Who cares that musicians are now electronics technicians? Who even cares about inflection, or inner reflection? Or if the power chord is in tune anymore. Who even cares for the whore music? Not me anymore. I said that but afterwards we were forced, To ward off our witness, an antithetical image was explored. With an explosion of force we took off. Eichmann Quart.