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Demagogue

by Tsunemen

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Recorded @ The Record Company, Boston, MA on 07/21/17.

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Speak to the crowd as they rise to their feet
A commotion of stirring lies and guarantees
And all of this
(None of this)
Giving them comfort, appeasing their ears
Dig unmarked graves, appearing sincere
And all of this
(None of this)
Safe in a bubble, free and secure
Our leader kills those who don’t look like me
And all of this
(None of this)
Is for me

You’re out there shaking hands
(but your fingers are crossed)
With a dagger up your sleeve
(Hollow pleasantries)
So eager to kill
Behind your thin blue line
Law and order is how you enslave
(Enjoy your parade)
You think you carry a cross
You’re such a holy man
(But no one can absolve your sins)
And all of this
(None of this)
Is for me

We are
Nothing
To them

So tell me again
How your speeches continue to leave me speechless
Playing god from behind a screen
Raving from your gilded throne
You fucking tyrant!

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released August 18, 2017
Produced, Composed, & Performed by Tsunemen

Seth Rosenau: Lead Vocals/Engineering/Mixing/Mastering
Mike Orent: Guitar/Vocals/Assistant Engineering
Austin Fernandez: Bass Guitar/Gang Vocals/Album Artwork & Layout
Ben DeUrso: Drums/Gang Vocals

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