Seeya
from People Person by People Person
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Do the jobless beg? Did workers strike today?
The hardened steal, ignoring hell to pay
Unrest when cash crop export sales slow
Inflation soars because supply is low
Demand is high, above this angry mood
Do you build yachts while others have no food?
Why make things that you don't use?
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
Economists are turning wheat to lead
While your analysts keep themselves well fed
And your bankers fund gold and silver mines
The mansion building stopped by picket lines
The tower high above this angry mood
Do you kiss ass while others have no food?
Why make things that you don't use?
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
The pyramid scheme sends your stock up high
So buy your limos, watch the wretched cry
Did everyone withdraw their cash today?
Your banks collapse, now what have you to say?
You loan your loans beneath that angry mood
As butlers bow and others have no food
Why make things that you don't use?
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
I pay my kids so they can buy from me
Now washing dishes will raise GDP
Do you proclaim a false prosperity?
I own the network news so I decree
"It's only losers in an angry mood"
"I pay the opera, I need no more food"
"Who gets the things that you don't use?"
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
"Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
"Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
The hardened steal, ignoring hell to pay
Unrest when cash crop export sales slow
Inflation soars because supply is low
Demand is high, above this angry mood
Do you build yachts while others have no food?
Why make things that you don't use?
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
Economists are turning wheat to lead
While your analysts keep themselves well fed
And your bankers fund gold and silver mines
The mansion building stopped by picket lines
The tower high above this angry mood
Do you kiss ass while others have no food?
Why make things that you don't use?
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
The pyramid scheme sends your stock up high
So buy your limos, watch the wretched cry
Did everyone withdraw their cash today?
Your banks collapse, now what have you to say?
You loan your loans beneath that angry mood
As butlers bow and others have no food
Why make things that you don't use?
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
I pay my kids so they can buy from me
Now washing dishes will raise GDP
Do you proclaim a false prosperity?
I own the network news so I decree
"It's only losers in an angry mood"
"I pay the opera, I need no more food"
"Who gets the things that you don't use?"
Let's rise and sing, "Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
"Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
"Resist! Revolt! Refuse!"
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People Person Boise, Idaho
Chris George is People Person. He lives in Boise writing and recording music that is, like, profound and meaningful or something.
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Aug 2016 -
Jun 2015 -
Nov 2014 -
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Aug 2012 -
Jul 2011
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