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Somnambulism

from The Wooden Tongue by The Square Egg

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Somnambulism
Lee/ M. Rens
Nacido Libre Music/ Phoenixcane Music (ASCAP)

They say the problem in the world is that there's too many players when players play games and life is serious/ Too much apathy and not enough concern for things in the world that have gone oh so long/ Not enough men loving women or loving themselves/ Too many sisters with stank ghetto attitude/ Just mad about shit when all I wanted was just a drink of water

Don't even get me started on the war over oil and the education system in shambles/ Don't even talk to me about tax breaks for the rich when the poor get poorer and can't get health care/ Be aware that it only gets worse when we continue to look out for self/ Thinking it don't concern you cuz you got food on the table but those other people are still dying

They’re dying mentally cuz you can't see the right in reparations/ You didn't do it so why should you care?/ You think AIDs is still for gays and being gay is a sin so fuck ‘em anyway, right?/ You think the Jews lied about the Holocaust and Mexican are lazy, taking all of our jobs/ Had your eye on your neighbor, motherfucking sand nigger/ They should send them all back to Afghanistan right/ But man where's your God in all of that?/ So tell me where’s your love?/ Too busy walking around sleepwalking/ Touch someone, feel connected and wake yourself up out of that slumber

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from The Wooden Tongue, released December 31, 2004

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