LYRICS How can you attest That’s resisting arrest? All she was doing Was a peaceful protest Then, you come down on her Like a Gestapo mob Take away freedom And, her liberty rob That’s what I cal Shitty authority You know it when It stinks to high heaven You take from all Sucking royally As […]
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Resisting Arrest
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Frackin Chicken Franchise
This song is dedicated to Rob, Alix, Gandolf and especially N.A. Poe: I wanna start a fracking chicken franchise Where we frack chicks for everyone A fracking chicken franchise In every Occupy To supply Jobs for all Enough with the GA And, how they say “Which came first The chicken or the egg?” Frack putting […]
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Occupy Philly Music Committee
In the spirit of the movement, the Occupy Philly Music Committee held their meeting at Philadelphia City Hall. Meetings are open to the public. All are welcome. Show Me What Democracy Sounds Like by the Occupy Philly Music Committee .MP4 More From Occupy Philadelphia
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Roadtest For A Protest
Over the last couple days I have been investigating protests including Occupy Wall Street. While playing a music festival in Atlantic City, I came across a protest against Resorts Casino. Sorry to say, both of these protests wrongly attack businesses. In the case of Resorts, the original company could no longer afford to stay open […]