Regularly Scheduled Programming
from The Problem with the American Dream by Shoot on Sight
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lyrics
There's poison in the water there's Prozac in the food
Everybody lies to me I don't know what to do
Change the channel pick a side we have realities for you
Just sit back believe and buy we'll sell you what is true
Three or four voices, illusion of choices
Three or four voices, illusion of choices
How do you think they pick the songs the radio's playing?
And who pays the talking heads for the opinions you are hearing?
If everything is entertainment how can I believe what I'm seeing?
Why do you think they call it programming?
Everybody lies to me I don't know what to do
Change the channel pick a side we have realities for you
Just sit back believe and buy we'll sell you what is true
Three or four voices, illusion of choices
Three or four voices, illusion of choices
How do you think they pick the songs the radio's playing?
And who pays the talking heads for the opinions you are hearing?
If everything is entertainment how can I believe what I'm seeing?
Why do you think they call it programming?
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from The Problem with the American Dream,
released August 6, 2020
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Aug 2020 -
Mar 2017
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