I hear songs about bullets, bombs and guns Militant protest the latest rage. ?Find yourself another home hope it is the same? The crowd has spoken and they scream and shout it There ain’t nothin you can do about it. Easy targets are always chosen Lost causes are a dime a dozen. I hear blind men raving and moralizing Righteous anger is a strong emotion This blood of wrath, is just a drop in the ocean Ignorance ain’t bliss Knowledge ain’t a blessing Awareness ain’t a sin It’s just a bitter lesson! The crowd has spoken and they scream and shout it There ain’t nothin you can do about it. Easy targets are always chosen Lost causes are a dime a dozen! Walk on the water, turn it into wine Five thousand people standing in line Can’t feed the hungry multitudes With ‘bread and butter’ platitudes. Songs about bullets, bombs and guns Righteous anger is a lot of fun Rant man raves about moralizing Prophesizing and fantasizing. Ignorance ain’t bliss... I know that knowledge ain’t a blessing Awareness ain’t a sin... I’ve learned a bitter lesson!
It’s strange because Mic seems to be pretty educated and articulate with his words, whereas JJ was considered illiterate when he joined the band to quote his band mates. My point is that they went in a totally different direction with JJ and his style of “party, party, party.” Both were great in their own right but JJ was teaming with rebellious energy. Great share, thanks
This is their original vocalist, mic buck, on vocals? I believe it’s the recording from 81 with Rockin the town but could be the reissue from 89 from Bitzcore Records in Germany.
I hear songs about bullets, bombs and guns
Militant protest the latest rage.
?Find yourself another home
hope it is the same?
The crowd has spoken and they scream and shout it
There ain’t nothin you can do about it.
Easy targets are always chosen
Lost causes are a dime a dozen.
I hear blind men raving and moralizing
Righteous anger is a strong emotion
This blood of wrath, is just a drop in the ocean
Ignorance ain’t bliss
Knowledge ain’t a blessing
Awareness ain’t a sin
It’s just a bitter lesson!
The crowd has spoken and they scream and shout it
There ain’t nothin you can do about it.
Easy targets are always chosen
Lost causes are a dime a dozen!
Walk on the water, turn it into wine
Five thousand people standing in line
Can’t feed the hungry multitudes
With ‘bread and butter’ platitudes.
Songs about bullets, bombs and guns
Righteous anger is a lot of fun
Rant man raves about moralizing
Prophesizing and fantasizing.
Ignorance ain’t bliss...
I know that knowledge ain’t a blessing
Awareness ain’t a sin...
I’ve learned a bitter lesson!
Sweetness
GREAT SONG! NEVER GETS OLD!!
It’s strange because Mic seems to be pretty educated and articulate with his words, whereas JJ was considered illiterate when he joined the band to quote his band mates. My point is that they went in a totally different direction with JJ and his style of “party, party, party.” Both were great in their own right but JJ was teaming with rebellious energy. Great share, thanks
One of my first glimpse into the hardcore punk scene in Austin TX back in the 80's.
This is their original vocalist, mic buck, on vocals? I believe it’s the recording from 81 with Rockin the town but could be the reissue from 89 from Bitzcore Records in Germany.
Yeah it is Mick and not JJ