1. |
Isis Dose
06:23
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There's a million people out there dressed like five or six,
and they're getting anxious waiting for you to choose an in.
Are the screenwriters who pitch scripts about high school cliques
too occupied to notice they never really left?
so if you can't determine with common sense
that we're all just the same shit,
then deprogram the Nazis with this neat little trick,
come on and feed the acid to Isis.
Are you scared we're going to turn the kids away
from the culture that you built?
Are you scared we're gonna expose all your ideas-
they were just face saving myths.
Are you scared we're going to make soft
the fabric of human innovation?
well don't worry, we'll never begin,
cause complacency makes us too many friends,
but I digress-
you know that the devil is just dulled consciousness,
and that blind passion's just another name for ignorance,
so if you can't determine with common sense
that we're all just the same shit
then deprogram the Nazis with this neat little trick,
come on and feed the acid to Isis.
This is your last chance to admit that you were lying about
sex, drugs, race, god, religion, education,
this is your last chance to admit that you draw power from division,
before we try and fail again at revolution,
ah we won't change when our clique's the institution,
but I digress-
you know that the devil is just dulled consciousness,
and that blind passion's just another name for ignorance,
so if you can't determine with common sense
that we're all just the same shit
then deprogram the Nazis with this neat little trick,
come on and feed the acid to Isis.
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2. |
Old Man J
02:21
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Let me tell you a story
About old man jenkins
He's a stubborn asshole
Who takes his failures out on you
Always telling me what to do
Such a feeble bosy dude
Old man J
Someone you'd hate to be someday
He bought into the plan
Saved his pennies, and worked for the man
Never did what he wanted to do
So it's to late for dreams to come true
So what I'm telling all of you
Is to only answer to you
You only get one chance at life
And old man's ain't that nice
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3. |
Highway One
05:01
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Crusin' down the road
Got my girl on my side
See a man sittin' on the road
With tears in his eyes
Holdin' a sign up
Just begin' for something to eat
Something that shouldn't have to be
For a man in the D
Crusin' down highway one
Crusin' down highway one
Coming up to the light
When I noticed something not right
A women and her two kids
In a cold blisterin' night
With nowhere to go
All three in the cold
Something that shouldn't have to be
For a family in the D
Crusin' down highway one
Crusin' down highway one
Coming up to the lot
The attendant turns to me
"I live in such a great city
With so much poverty
What change can be done
To help those in need
Cause something must be done
To help this city"
Crusin' down highway one
Crusin' down highway one
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4. |
Nerf Dad
07:40
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False shepherd nurture me
into selling my time to thee;
on guard I wait for you to sleep
then I reach for the key.
Everyone that you know and love
is mentally diseased-
I see through the reason
why people see through camaraderie.
In tune with the struggles of the season-
we asked to be led astray.
We wanted to be buried so we could surface again-
we asked to be led astray.
Everyone that you know and love
is mentally distressed-
but they were sentenced to
procure their peace through selfish means.
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