Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Social Contract 2.0 , by - Mud SunRelease date: 28.09.2008
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Social Contract 2.0 , by - Mud SunSocial Contract 2.0 |
| You think I haven’t gone through any hardships |
| Cause I was raised in communes instead of projects? |
| That’s why I’ve always had problems with the opposite sex |
| Cause I was taught never to treat women as objects |
| And never to treat anything simple as complex |
| And vise versa |
| But I can’t remember what I was taught next |
| See that’s the problem with hippie kids |
| They stop listening when you teach them |
| Not to listen to hypocrites |
| But most of us still can’t appreciate the differences |
| Between civil disobedience and criminal deviance |
| It’s the difference between fixing the system and pimpin' it |
| Cause corruption ain’t the same as honest work |
| I try to separate the pigs from police officers |
| And I can see nuances |
| Cause I was raised by philosophers |
| But nuance isn’t popular |
| And neither am I |
| My whole life I’ve been trying to read between the lines |
| And I’ve never been penalized for speaking my mind |
| So freedom is mine |
| I’m a scorpion and a libra combined |
| With a fist and a peace sign on either side |
| And I’m just trying to equalize |
| You bomb me I bomb you |
| We both bomb back |
| We need a social contract |
| It’s a race to the bottom |
| And we don’t want that |
| Trapped in constant mortal combat |
| Every smoke stack’s gotta have a carbon tax |
| Now, that’s a social contract |
| I’m done with outlaws |
| I want the laws intact |
| It’s time for a social contract |
| Cause sometimes freedom is violent |
| It gets derailed |
| The system fails whenever freedom tips the scales |
| When a sadistic freak is freed from a prison cell |
| Or a big business victimizes people with its sales |
| Some say we need chaos |
| But when a government falls |
| Another one pops up |
| It’s like juggling rubber balls |
| We don’t need more freedom |
| We need tougher laws |
| Dirty energy should be double the cost |
| With subsidies involved for those with no money |
| It’s gonna be pretty hard to keep the show running |
| If nobody believes there’s any room for change |
| We need fewer cars and more commuter trains |
| And new laws to make sure polluters pay |
| For what they do to our food chains |
| These are the changes institutions can make |
| If we just use our brains |
| Instead of TVs and computer games |
| You bomb me I bomb you |
| We both bomb back |
| We need a social contract |
| It’s a race to the bottom |
| And we don’t want that |
| Trapped in constant mortal combat |
| Every smoke stack’s gotta have a carbon tax |
| Now, that’s a social contract |
| I’m done with outlaws |
| I want the laws intact |
| It’s time for a social contract |
| See I’m all about change |
| But I’m not about the counter culture |
| Standing around with a frown and a stomach ulcer |
| Making the occasional ethical purchase |
| While dismissin' politics as nothing but a nest of serpents |
| As soon as you’re done talking |
| Try running for office |
| Try becoming part of something positive |
| There’s really nothing stopping us |
| It’s just a problem of optics |
| In the absence of reason |
| There’s no illusion of freedom |
| The illusion is a lack of freedom |
| And we’re losing to these illusions |
| But we can’t join 'em |
| We have to beat 'em |
| And just because I’m getting disillusioned with libertarians |
| Doesn’t make me a disciplinarian |
| We need different solutions for different areas |
| From overfishing the oceans to carbon emission tariffs |
| From the Arab militiamen |
| To the American Michigan Aryans |
| We need some significant barriers |
| This may sound ridiculous from a kid with hippie parents |
| But sometimes it’s just hilarious |
| How addicted we are |
| To the idea that we should never be restricted at all |
| But if freedom means driving an SUV |
| And never having to clean up the mess you leave |
| I say we need to be less free |
| I don’t expect you to agree |
| But you did listen at least |
| And now you’re free to take this lesson or leave it |
| Peace |
| You bomb me I bomb you |
| We both bomb back |
| We need a social contract |
| It’s a race to the bottom |
| And we don’t want that |
| Trapped in constant mortal combat |
| Every smoke stack’s gotta have a carbon tax |
| Now, that’s a social contract |
| I’m done with outlaws |
| I want the laws intact |
| It’s time for a social contract |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Fried Rice ft. Aaron Nazrul | 2008 |
| Louder | 2008 |
| How It Is | 2008 |
| Mine the Gap | 2008 |
| Tongue N Groove | 2008 |
| Mud Island | 2008 |
| Second Cell | 2008 |
| The Birth of Mud Sun | 2008 |
| First Cell | 2008 |
| Third Cell | 2008 |
| Welcome to Capitalism | 2008 |
| Get Naked | 2008 |
| Louder 2.0 | 2008 |
| The Gangsta Way | 2008 |
| Dispatches | 2008 |
| The Fallout | 2008 |
| Phone Call | 2008 |