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A Sorrow Song about living in Capitalism |
Again - the busker has broke all his strings and the author is all out of ink. Again - the housewife has to pawn off her rings and the banker's life blood is flowing down the sink. Again - the hobo has holes in his shoes and the stockholders income is gone in a flash. Again - the southern slave still plays his last blues and the labourer has earned himself the sack. Again - the clock ticks another day. Again - the prisoner pleads his plea and the judge - disgusted - has his say as he sentences a time and a fee. Again - the chaos of the abused - in perpetuum screams the child as the opium that has been misused; frees the tot from the economic wild. Again - the clock ticks another day. Again - we pretend that we have a say. Again - we think that we are really free from this god-damn awful machine. |