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This Lahaina piece marks the first track recorded for the upcoming album ‘LIVE From The Blacksite’.
lyrics
Now, What you’re following
That’s idolatry
That’s just fake
And all that wallowing
That you tolerate,
That’s not faith
The kings of colony
Watched autonomy
Make our graves
The kings of colony
Know no policy
Only rape!
Now, Once you fall asleep
It won’t bother you
What they say
But The kings of colony,
While they slaughter,
They Still complain
That we say ‘Please, Collar Me’
still, too solemnly,
still, too plain
All Hail Economy
Praise thee, Pharmacy
Seas in flames
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They’re buying up Hawaii
and the smoke’s not even cleared
Those vultures smelled the fire
and an enterprise appeared
Investment opportunities
Where melted-down communities
Leave vacant space
that Blackrock has been lusting for for YEARS
The council meets in private
and they don’t discuss survivors
Concerns among construction groups
Are all Lahaina hears
They’ll wander through your city
with this mocking sort of pity
Next to Oprah and her camera crew
Who tour the trail of tears
Where footage flows as freely
as the stream of liquid steel,
and the pools of pure aluminum
that trickled down your wheels
And Biden’s come to say
he knows exactly how it feels;
Cause had a kitchen fire, once,
and had to miss a meal
And people still believe
that piece of shit deserves your vote
Like he’s not why supplies are being
smuggled in by boat
Like he’s not why our citizens
were forced to stay and roast
And he can’t unfreeze your funding, folks,
Cause Azov needs it most
I’ll bet my every dollar
Biden watched it with a smile
I’ll bet he knows the whereabouts
of every missing child
He’s just the kind of man
Who lives to trample something tribal
Collecting culture’s corpses
just to throw them on the pile
Like he and all his buddies
didn’t dream about the day
When those who dared defy the donor class
were cleared away
When home insurance triples
and you can’t afford to stay
And your land falls to the hands of those
whose windfall fanned the flames
The state will take Lahaina,
And they’ll bastardize it’s name
And tourism will swarm it all the same
You see,
The state we left Lahaina
shows the ground rules of the game
the planes that,
in the night,
ignite the plains
And if questions raise
that reckon the potential use of lasers
I suggest you take a closer shave
by way of Occam’s razor
and if those civilians
stood between this country and it’s gains,
then there’s really nothing further to explain
Because, you may know this already,
if you truly know our past,
but this ain’t the first occasion
and it will not be the last
Where Americans are kettled in
and made to bear the blast
Are barricaded in and left for ash
How many In Lahaina, now,
are lying there, awake,
and still can hear the city
we left leveled in our wake
they still hear all the people
that we let the fire take.
Instructed from above
to stay in place
So, look to the horizon,
cause a fire comes for YOU
Desire made incarnate
of the power-hungry few
Who’ve instructed the police
to not let anybody through;
To Barricade them in-
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