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Where are we now Where are we now Where are we now If we drop the military industrial complex Cut the pentagon stop the fascist What a day
African colonization Industrial revolution Technological innovation That was the moral obligation Anti-slave trade legislation Paved way for
Open your eyelids Focus your iris This is more than a virus Industrial machines Machiavellian schemes Our leaders and our gods have defied us They
1845 The concept of self-powered flying Machines seemed as Ridiculous an idea as ever to many Through this great Industrial Revolution The world has Seen
Open your eyelids Focus your iris This is more than a virus Industrial machines machavelian scheems Our leaders and our gods have defied us They
MOUNT MEIGS Mount Meigs Alabama Industrial School for Negro Children ‘64 They let me go They let me go from Mount Meigs, Alabama In 1964 But with
Surpassed the industrial age Hard to believe we use this method of schooling today Since birth, trained to obey Inhibit our youth from seeking
and the rain Ashes and dust Into light and the future Education is work Into violent peace That will conqure the world We got the power Excessive
That's what we are told before we are old enough to know That there is more than one way to grow It isn't the children failing in the education system
world know Bill point is the best Bill point is the best Any time any day, anyday anywhere you can trade with jetpay I go let the whole world know Bill
trickle down got us less than zero Respect, last I checked Prison industrial complex, no swagger Millions, billions, trillions, whips wheelin' Is a million
dream But I'd trade every fancy present I ever had or ever will get For the night of the tumbleweed Christmas tree Daddy sat it on the dinette table
included on the track] My name is Adrian Sanderson and riveting's me trade, But it's intellectual discourse I'm known better for, And I may forego English
She moves with machinery for the fancy sports car trade. Part of the industrial process: she sees that they stay made. She works from early A.M..
rock group for free Hey, hey, hey all you girls in these industrial towns I know you're probably gettin' tired of all the local clowns They never
rock group for free Hey, hey, hey all you girls in these industrial towns I know you're probably gettin' tired of all the local clowns They never
avoid the truth We need a deeper understanding Education of the youth Inequity disbanded The interests of the rich prevail And they're far from
joking with my peace of mind don't trade my Peace Of Mind Ahhhhhh nothing nothing but Peace of Mind ma Fi Iku sere gimme my peace of mind peace of mind
hopping along, when suddenly he comes and cures me. One minute I'm a leper with a trade, next moment me livelihood's gone. Not so much as a by your leave.
represent my deepest Thoughts and wishes Education in obsolete skills Stereotyping and media projection Industrial psychologists Plan a campaign that is
the wind and the rain Ashes and dust Education is work Into violent peace That will conquer the world We've got the power Excessive force
turn into factories Full of those humans that once they called them slaves Industries To the industrial manner Building and building, inventing Fixing
can you relate? See when education in the schools is for the testin' They can't keep up the fundin' 'cause kids can't keep up the lesson They get
extraction and sales of resources to compete with Asian trade and the EU's Euro. N.A.U. in 2010 with the amero. Security and prosperity through poverty
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