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Braindead (Part II)

from Let The Captain Sink by The Boring

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lyrics

Have you ever felt lost in a supermarket?
Have you ever thought if those arrays of food are looking natural?
Or do they provide us a feeling of security,
Protecting us from need then creating the envy

Those fucking retailers control absolutely anything
From your plate to your mind
Checking what's your favorite meal to put it right under your nose
They kill your brain, fill your mouth and empty your pockets

They kill your brain, fill your mouth and empty your pockets

Not enough to fuck the consumer,
They're also killing the producers
Buying cheap and selling more
In a major indifference

They kill your brain, fill your mouth and empty your pockets in a major indifference

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from Let The Captain Sink, released October 1, 2010

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