Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Deny , by - Josh Martinez. Song from the album Made In China, in the genre Рэп и хип-хопRelease date: 25.07.2007
Record label: Camobear
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Deny , by - Josh Martinez. Song from the album Made In China, in the genre Рэп и хип-хопDeny |
| So this is war, more blood poured from the fountain |
| As I’m counting on the cold hand |
| Of those that abstain and demand |
| More ground gained from the crosses that we follow into battle |
| I swallow in the whole Earth rattle |
| It was all too real from the moment that I peeled |
| My steel cap back |
| And saw the black knife fade into first light |
| Some fat balding man had the clever insight |
| That might makes right so under infrared sight |
| We steadily advance |
| I raised from my crouched stance |
| As boards marked the time I danced through lines of dead men |
| Who’ve been forever left behind and lie with their own kind |
| But I turn my mind off, desensitizing |
| I find myself surmising on how I can plant my flag upon the horizon |
| So glory finds me and I can be |
| History’s first living soul on the beaches of Normandy |
| And slay me a thousand Germans |
| Cause revenge is burning hot as pistol shot and I can smell bodies |
| Rotting on both sides of the divide but the tide of the battle has turned |
| The good guys have returned |
| So we succeed in the beachhead but success is relative |
| Relatively high numbers of dead blood stained human remains |
| But the Nazis fled so we advance into France |
| We meet the underground resistance behind enemy lines, making good distance |
| At the insistence of our leaders |
| We follow up on every lead, even a tree can be a trap |
| But one look at the map showed the Germans were withdrawing |
| Citizens were applauding |
| As they plotted how to pay back the citizen assassins |
| We started liberating towns to the ticker-tape tirades |
| Of humans too tired to wage war anymore |
| It looked like war had but a few months left before we could all rest |
| And go home to our families |
| But then we heard rumor of a place |
| Where an entire human race was taken and laid to waste |
| A camp where crazed experiments take place |
| And rows of corpses overflowed mass graves |
| There were things to be seen and turn you to burn inside |
| The soldiers were told to see with their own eyes |
| So I went to see it so I could explain without laying blame |
| History’s made a name of stories so I will call it as I see it |
| I see fit to record it so the truth cannot be distorted |
| But I must warn you, truth is cold |
| Souls stolen from right under the skin |
| A prison where inmates' fate was wrapped and lay |
| The feat past the gates and doctors decided |
| Whether you were pesticide-ed or provided with a tattoo used to ID you |
| When death from exposure overcame you |
| So I walked past the gates and saw plain brick buildings |
| And then the real world faded |
| «I hated every breath:» the words to express what I saw when Auschwitz fell |
| A living hell, you couldn’t tell |
| The living dead from the skeletons enveloped in this valley of death |
| The stink of charred flesh made my breath catch |
| We couldn’t match the millions |
| Of dead civilians to what we had believed to be humans |
| «How could this happen?» |
| I asked my captain and for a moment |
| This proponent of atonement just shook his head |
| Cause it was best left unsaid |
| But being Jewish on the other side of the divide meant I knew my history |
| Without having to face its wrath |
| The path of six million goes way beyond the math |
| See Poland fell first and Jews were the first to feel it |
| Herded into units by perverted Germans who used their loose liberties |
| To sexually abuse and misuse in full view of the camera |
| But it never made the news |
| Cause most Poles agreed that all Jews were infected |
| They infested every stock-invested bank |
| And every government think-tank had at least a Jew or two |
| So who am I to play the fall guy? |
| When I cast my eye on the neighbor’s grass |
| Where it’s truly greener on the other side |
| I must confide that I hate Jews just about as much as the Germans do |
| So when the burning smoke chokes out the air and all I smell is burning hair |
| I’ll turn a blind eye and comply |
| With every single lie that you make us recite so we won’t ask any questions |
| I’m just an average citizen |
| See many Europeans felt that Jews were just pollution |
| A problem finally solved by the Final Solution |
| Where Communists, Jews, gypsies, and handicapped queers |
| All became the target of irrational fears |
| Fed by the flames of state-sponsored propaganda |
| And that’s when one man began to expand |
| His theories of inferiority and spread it like a virus |
| So Jews were enclosed in ghettoes completely frozen from contact |
| Beyond that flat where fifteen people slept back to back |
| Where liberty and property were stolen |
| On the grounds that Jews were the chosen scapegoats |
| So oats were torn and the horns sounded |
| As the hatred rose from town to town the world was astounded |
| That the Nazis would treat some citizens so ruthless |
| But without documented proof the accusations were toothless |
| And since the persecuted were Jewish |
| The world watched and did nothing |
| See hate was fanned into obsession |
| Obsessed by the extermination of a nation founded by religion |
| So a nation created in fear and xenophobia |
| Proceeded to eliminate sanction by the state |
| But bullets were too expensive and didn’t kill fast enough |
| Plus the mass graves made it hard to deny |
| The use of slaves digging their own graves |
| So science was used and compounds were created |
| To make the killing less anticipated and more efficient |
| A pesticide called Zyklon B was used |
| To see hundreds of strangers into the gas chambers |
| Which they were told were the showers |
| The children, women, and elderly must have been smelly |
| Cause immediately upon entry they were all sent to the showers |
| So the world watched and somebody had to know |
| That six million Jews went to camp and just didn’t come home |
| As I stare down the tracks |
| Where trains packed humans in cattle cars behind steel bars |
| The motto of this camp attracts my eye, it says: «Arbeit Macht Frei» |
| Meaning «Work will make you free» but all those who died inside |
| Probably never saw the irony |
| This place had an evil feeling as we roamed building to building |
| Sights before my eyes, each one the less appealing |
| A room piled to the ceiling with gold filling teeth |
| The next filled with shaved human hair |
| Soon to become some German chair and plush sofa |
| Suffocating stench as I clench my teeth, for what I reached next: |
| I saw ten huge chimneys burning gas, Jews to ashes |
| A whole section dedicated to storing glasses |
| Confiscated from the dead for resale |
| I felt frail and had to leave this hell or be consumed by its spell |
| I’ve long since left but I consider it my duty |
| To bring this tragedy to the attention of a country |
| Who pats itself on the back for helping in the occupation |
| And bring freedom to a federation of the oppressed |
| But Canada must be undressed |
| Its dirty laundry put to rest |
| Our country frowned on the slaughter, perpetrated |
| A crime so anti-human we were all left exasperated but it faded over time |
| And if you think Denmark smelled rotten soon our feelings weren’t forgotten |
| But I will never forget that this nation did nothing |
| And when our government feigned sadness they must have been bluffing |
| Cause before and during the war all the way into the fifties |
| Canada’s immigration policy was just as clear as any: |
| One Jew is one Jew too many |
| So how can we condemn when we had a chance |
| To open up our arms and give our home to the survivors? |
| Instead we gave the red carpet to ex-Nazi storm riders |
| Whose record checks seemed to have been forgotten |
| At the border in the disorder |
| Why do you think we still keep finding out |
| The Nazis are our neighbors fifty years later? |
| Ask me if I think we should’ve done more |
| It’s all said and done with now so what the fuck for? |
| My task and all I ask is that you never forget |
| Cause those who forget: history will repeat it |
| The Nazis were defeated yet the lies live on and spawn |
| In the ignorance of those whose motives reap it |
| And claim death counts were made up as if we needed to exaggerate |
| But I saw how hate could make right-thinking people deviate |
| When they create excuses for the nooses and reasons for the bleeding |
| But nothing made as much sense as «Seeing is believing» |
| I can’t stop crying |
| This isn’t human |
| Only illusion, but I’m trying |
| What I saw will defy |
| Too many dead to identify |
| Cities disappear and whole families die |
| So when you deny, spreading lies my mind burns with the pictures left behind |
| Please look inside my eye and tell six million Earth citizens why |
| All I want to know is how the hell can you deny? |
| How the hell can you deny? |
| How the hell can you deny? |
| How the hell can you deny… |
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| Intro ft. Josh Martinez, Sleep | 2008 |
| Guys Like Me ft. Josh Martinez, Sleep | 2008 |
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| Blaze Of Grey | 2005 |
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