Vagrants On Parade

"West Nile Virus & Rehabilination"



Vagrants On Parade - Pub 340 September 13, 2008, Vancouver BC



West Nile Virus



Where do you come from where do ya go

When you aint got no place of your own

It's been a while since you've had something to eat

Life is hard like the ground under your feet



Walking one foot forward, back foot catch up little limp



You know I am not seeing shit the same way that you know they should be



Gonna get psycho



Never ever even gonna ever let go



I'm losing total control



The only way that I know



People ask my why I ride the way I do



Why I don’t hide the piss and vinegar, poison killing yeah



That’s meant to vent anyway but inward



Outward to the alien exterior, like jet engine energy expelled posterior



Keeping me in peace and free from all sorts of suffering



Moksha’s not far away when channeling this raging Qi



Survived the test



West nile virus



Rehabilination



Lately I've been feeling like walkin' 'round in the valley of the blind



Everything’s broke, backwards, they walk this way two steps behind



All their front doors are crooked and their knobs are kinda square



But the experts aren’t paid enough to care



School systems reflect culture’s wisdom teachers replaced with computer

screens



With dimmers, total control, they work much more efficiently



Learning plans funded by monopolized corporate sponsorships



Helping all us think the same way, the only way that they see fit



And I don't know why, Socialism had to die



I'll never know



And I don't know why Sarxism doesn't thrive



I'll never know



Lies lie over me, a disease from over seas



Cut clean and deep, separate the meat and cheese



See me up off my knees yelling just profanities



There's gotta be a better way to end this fucking tragedy



Blitzkrieg tactics of your economic affairs



Value aggressiveness, apathy, don’t you dare



Think for a second 'bout anything but profit



Laws against ulterior motives, don’t bother think of stoppin’ it



Just think for just one moment



If you had a single chance to make a difference would you change a single thing



How can you say your happy



Eyes shut, hoping, laughing, walking backwards slowly, but surely, dieing



Living, contributing, consuming products of the pseudo-democratic state



Power of the elected nothing compared to the oppressors that we hate



90% of public shares owned by the wealthy top 10, a greedy, proud minority



Proletariat looking like peasants at the bottom of a middle age hierarchy



Don’t value your ideas and ethics of the individual’s prosperity



By definition robbing decent people like you and me



Exploiting less fortunate brothers and sisters overseas



All I see it as is accumulating material wealth through evil deeds



"Radio"



Vagrants On Parade - Seylynn Hall March 8, 2008, North Vancouver BC