Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Infamous: culture and consumption

Toxins, chemicals, and monster smog clouds,
won't listen to the people,
when they're faceless mad crowds

greed is our deed to feed the bad needs
the man is the men who bottom out
falling on the peons, luring with the neons
bright in your night burn the wasteful lights

want is the grunt of a runt on the line
stitching up high top double leather two tones

how many goods does one man need
wanting what he can't have while his neighbor bleeds
evil lives lived in a something high rise
looking down on the worker bees
preying for honey and working for cents

ripping up the earth where people live
churning it up in a process that's endless
easier than what we give
and making them spend more

they've served their purpose
and now are refuse
everyone had access to her motions

a two-timing bitch and one time ho
she works hard and needs to travel
hitting the pavement she eats the gravel
profitable investing in bread and meat

but it seems as though we've run out of dough
you're listening to so-and-so


you can't stop being famous you can only become infamous

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