Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Census Blank , by - Fuck the Facts. Song from the album Die Miserable, in the genre Release date: 10.10.2011
Record label: Relapse
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Census Blank , by - Fuck the Facts. Song from the album Die Miserable, in the genre Census Blank |
| A solid voice on an old archive recording. |
| the passionate words, a now past crusade. |
| a tenacious battle to overcome inequity against an oppressing, conservative, |
| religious, patriarchal society. |
| her impregnable voice, their account of injustice, their reality, |
| almost tangible. |
| exposed to a mass of superficial, un-stimulating knowledge. |
| the valued information, was an exhaustive list on how to please. |
| experts telling how to catch a husband, and how to keep him. |
| how to cope with sibling rivalry, adolescent rebellion. |
| how to cook, dress, and look, and act more graciously. |
| taught to pity the ones who reached out for greater means. |
| and all over the medias, the cheap magazines, the surrealistic heroine, |
| the glossy image of the american happy housewife. |
| re-enforcing the time mentality that a true woman did not desire a career, |
| higher education or political rights. |
| was it painful to give up those dreams? |
| to leave behind hopes of becoming unique? |
| voluntary confinement in these neat and tidy houses. |
| the central heart of their existence, with narrow roles and little impact out |
| of the family cell. |
| seeking for perfection within these boundaries. |
| was that any fulfilling? |
| did their ever had a moment of hesitation, or always wrote proudly on the |
| census blank? |
| how could the right to vote could ever seem like a possible treat to the family, |
| the family system and the religious faith? |
| you were fighting for basic freedoms swallowed by religious dogmas. |
| and the problem laid, buried, unspoken for so long. |
| like a strange stirring, a sense of dissatisfaction. |
| a yearning that they suffered and strangled with alone. |
| afraid to ask even of themselves the silent question: «Is this all? |
| «a few fought and brought down barriers towards advancement, encouraged civil |
| disobedience. |
| while the rest, with nothing to look forward to, blotted out their feelings |
| with tranquilizers. |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Carve Your Heart Out | 2006 |
| What's Left Behind | 2006 |
| Misery | 2011 |
| Inside Out | 2011 |
| Taken from the Nest | 2006 |
| The Pile of Flesh You Carry | 2008 |
| No Place for Failure | 2008 |
| A Cowards Existence | 2011 |
| State of Panic | 2008 |
| Loss Upon Loss | 2011 |
| The Storm | 2008 |
| Alone | 2011 |
| Dead End | 2008 |
| As Empires Expand and Collapse | 2008 |
| La Culture Du Faux | 2008 |
| The Wrecking | 2006 |
| Home | 2011 |
| Kelowna | 2008 |
| End of the Line | 2011 |
| Unburden | 2011 |