Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song III , by - Buried Inside. Song from the album Spoils of Failure, in the genre Release date: 02.03.2009
Record label: Relapse
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song III , by - Buried Inside. Song from the album Spoils of Failure, in the genre III |
| In the given process, sabotage is a necessary resolve — a determined line of |
| defence |
| In the given context, obstruction is a necessary control — a vested right to |
| exclusion |
| Sanctioned, stamped and filed on the hallowed grounds of fiscal security: |
| the front line which fortunes all depend |
| From the courtiers in the halls of Versailles |
| To the grab-mongers who warmed the seats in Uruguay |
| The message is clear: these promises will never eventuate |
| Armed with trace-chain and pack-saddle on a roughshod crusade to capture |
| To enclose, to clog arteries and fill silos |
| Because the last frame broken is the first scrap claimed |
| Scarcity is woven into law. |
| Values frozen into code |
| We are delivered, reduced to the sum of all variables, aggregated, |
| correlated and collapsed as so much data |
| Sorted as targets and prospects through the means and metaphors of war: |
| by design, by disinvestement, by self-eviction — a quiet withdrawal |
| Marked and managed with GIS precision |
| Take the knight, leave the pawn |
| Geodemographic solutions for predictive indexing |
| Bold jargon, kind euphemism for the consigned spaces to live out our days |
| Running our heads against walls of words, against apologists for hype, |
| against regimes without borders, and the rest follows from it |
| Manoeuvres of restriction, delay, and hindrance have a large share in the |
| ordinary conduct of business |
| In the given process, sabotage is a necessary resolve — a determined line of |
| defence |
| In the given context, obstruction is a necessary control — a vested right to |
| exclusion |
| Sanctioned, stamped and filed on the hallowed grounds of fiscal security: |
| the front line which fortunes all depend |