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Capitol Shot - for the innocence 06​.​01​.​21 [ * Banned * FAWM 5090 * 2022 * ]

by ustaknow

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Yet ANOTHER, :) * Five minute mourning-morning-new-write (yes, 5 min to write, that's the challenge!) ; then, recorded *while writing *first pass, one take, warts and all then with uber-dub as seemed to fit.
- Playing with my new Octave Pedal

Using essentially the D - chord:
E/D4,9 to D

That's E over D with 4,9 using the open G and E string, bottom four strings only first position.

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lyrics

I weep for innocense and the darkness of mans hearts
To hate so freely, easy, carefree, all targets need
With gleeful abandon, they overshadow good
To them all, that's food, never understood

Let the lame remain lame, they all say
If not from our tribe, not of today
And if our tribe tomorrow, changes our ways
Let them all perish, in our never ending rage

Felonies Left free, no costs to bear
Like melodies from trees, of the wind we hear
No thoughts to bear, not anyones tares
No costs to bare, only everyone fares

Today cocaine, and heroin, all free to ware
But meals with family, none can bear
So occupy and burn, no one will care
But don't dare a meal, in your basement, near

So this is all, how, those Revelations start
An occupied park, just a few short, sparks
Tolerance and patience, lead to watered down
With now all reaching, for their funeral gowns

credits


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