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March of the Puttymen

from BAN the BOMB by Silas Be

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It’s the million-man march
of the puttymen
Shout out, “It’s time again...
for another revolution!”
‘nother revolution.

There is somethin’ to be said
about the amount of people
who open their heads
and let them be fed this drivel shit
all cozy home in their boob tube pit

I’m drownin’ in a media shower
I’m drownin’ in a media downpour

It’s the million-man march
of the puttymen
Shout out, “It’s time again!”
for another revolution,
‘nother revolution
‘nother revolution...

Another revolution is on it’s way
we gotta stop this nation’s inspiration decay
Pick up your brain and get outside
it’s the only place that you can survive from

drowning in a media shower
I feel like I’m drowning in a media downpour

Kill your T.V.
Put it to the curb
Just have a conversation
Or read a book,
that’s not so absurd
Try and shed your skin
for every new thought
Create your own reality,
Don’t get bought.
Freshen your eyes
to this crude illusion
under the veil of W’s
foolproof confusion.

I’m drownin’ in a media shower
I feel like I’m drownin’ in a media downpour

It’s the one million man march
of the puttymen
Shout out: “It’s time!”
Time again for another revolution
‘nother revolution,
‘nother revolution,
‘nother revolution!

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from BAN the BOMB, released March 31, 2013

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Silas Be Madison, Wisconsin

Wisconsin Native, Silas B. Ritchie : Singer Songwriter, producer, Audio-sculpture, Sound experimenter, music appreciator. Also a sober visual artist, DJ, philosopher, Double Lung transplant recipient, tea drinker, Nature Worshipper, Seeker of knowledge and Lover of Life. ... more

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