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They're selling postcards of the futile politics. While signing their name in blue ink An endless groan and bag of tricks While I watch the blood spill by the sink Hollow children with 2D vision How'd they cry when the power done blow Performing miracles on plentiful women How can I be like him when I grow And the black suit and tie kept him away From his family, his kids, and his dream Send him back to rubble and empty shells The place where the children are lean. We no longer have Dylan or Zack. These men whom faced on the charge We no longer have the sense or the willingness to feel the change the air once it's dark. And the bark slowly falls igniting the flames To be cleaned by the collared blue man Will they pass by the bodies of the fallen Who once called this barren land home They no longer even try to hide it Silenced by the ADA's green And the oils, the mask, take a proper ganda At the politician's ***** ole dream
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Oct 16, 2025
Oct 16, 2025 at 9:52 PM UTC
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They're selling postcards of the futile politics. While signing their name in blue ink An endless groan and bag of tricks While I watch the blood spill by the sink Hollow children with 2D vision How'd they cry when the power done blow Performing miracles on plentiful women How can I be like him when I grow And the black suit and tie kept him away From his family, his kids, and his dream Send him back to rubble and empty shells The place where the children are lean. We no longer have Dylan or Zack. These men whom faced on the charge We no longer have the sense or the willingness to feel the change the air once it's dark. And the bark slowly falls igniting the flames To be cleaned by the collared blue man Will they pass by the bodies of the fallen Who once called this barren land home They no longer even try to hide it Silenced by the ADA's green And the oils, the mask, take a proper ganda At the politician's ***** ole dream
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Oct 16, 2025
Oct 16, 2025 at 9:52 PM UTC
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