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Devil Sticks

from Penury by Hard Up

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Hey!
Everytime I sing, I don't sing for the lord.
I sing with the struggle, those who can't afford
To believe in higher power a crucial hour
when the people are pulling the chord
on a system that thrives on ignorance, fear politics, war here and abroad
The harper regime is robbing people of their rights. Is he a deciple of god?
And on what day did god create the pipelines and did he mean for them
to unite us all?
Or did he create a molotov cocktail as a tool to advance the systems fall.

Folk is a music for the people by the people there's no room for blind faith at all.

Hey!
Music is a tool, use it wise. Where will your god be when they've sucked this planet dry? No more water, no more oil
Will he give you reasons why or will you throw the book down when you feel he's left you here to die.
Only the people can save themselves and destroy the powers that be who put them on a shelf to be ignored as they waged a war and urged them to look up towards the sky.

Isn't it fitting that so many's truth is the world's most elaborate lie?

HALELLUJAH!

Don't turn to god for salvation
Don't fall prey to christian intimidation
Paradise doesn't lie in the heavens
It will come when we rise up and crucify those responsible for perpetuating this disgusting civilization.

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from Penury, released December 5, 2014

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