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All that religious/political/social fanatism/terrorism/totalism jazz.

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Don’t need no sociology
To tell me we’re all barking up the wrong tree
That we are barking mad
That it’s oh so sad
When reason escaped through the indoor
Some hundred years ago
We finally caught up with it
Now we’re about to strangle it
With what we think we know
With the spirit of these times a-changing
With the dust storms of dead souls a-raging
With the fear of all and nothing
Knocking loudly on the outdoor
It’s not so funny anymore now
This comedy of errors
These habitual acts of terror
Read all about it
Beat all the bullshit
You’re force-fed with a paper spoon
And your skies hang in a constant dawn
If you can’t howl at the moon
It’s because it’s gone
Just like you will be
All too soon

Don’t need no religion
To forgive me for all our fathers’ sins
Don’t need no god
Oh god where should we begin
When there’s no end to this stupidity
To the slaughter of good men
To the killing of children
The thrill of suffering
In your name war seems fair
And hell is just another name for
The waiting room of paradise
While the cancer of beliefs spreads everywhere
And there’s no cure far and wide
We can live with all the doom and gloom
In this eternal dawn
When the tides of ignorance are no longer ruled by the moon
Because it’s gone
Just like we will be
All too soon

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from EVERYWHERE ELSE IS NOWHERE HERE, released October 17, 2019
Written, produced and performed by Thomas Schoenfeld

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