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Brainwashed

from So Low by Bill Wolford

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Probably my most political song. Don't worry we all have opinions.

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Brainwashed Stinkin Land

Well I’m just goin along my merry old way
Tryin not to listen to a word you have to say
It’s all lies and none of it needs to be heard
Why don’t you shut your mouth and burry all your words
I’m not listenin anyway
I’m not reading one word you say

Now I aint lived on this earth for a very long time
But I know the difference between this and that and right and wrong
There’s somethin to be said for the Master of the universe
Ya can’t put nothin by him without some kind of curse

Down deep inside we all know whats the truth
And it don’t come from the TV radio or the evenin news
But nobody can tell ya and make you believe what you don’t want
Ya gotta realize yourself just what you got
Noone but you can say

Like salivatin dogs we seem to eat it up
Al the propaganda newscasts and polls that are full of crap
They keep tellin us were idiots with all their bald face lies
By manipulating the video between our very own eyes
Some slimey polititian knows he’s got us in the palm of his hands
When it’s so obvious were livin in a brain washed stinkin land.

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from So Low, released June 7, 2011

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William (Bill) Wolford is a veteran recording artist, composer, sound designer and performer. His body of work is not defined by any one genre, it spans from Rock n Roll to country, folk, Americana to experimental down-tempo techno-rock to meditation music to movie soundtracks. ... more

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