paroles de chanson Plutonium - Sole
Thank
the
loyal
servants
for
being
so
loyal,
Soon
they'll
be
happy
and
very
safe;
If
not,
sent
off
like
a
pigeon
with
his
head
cut
off.
If
it
wasn't
for
the
guillotine,
there
would
be
no
umbilical
Cord.
isn't
it
pitiful?
at
our
pinnical,
They
make
it
sound
so
pinnocchio.
That's
how
i
know
it's
so
dumb,
it
could
even
write
its
own
article.
Give
me
a
break,
the
great
big
break
that
breaks
your
back
And
chews
my
fingers
off
'Til
it's
safe
to
laugh
again,
or
at
them.
Put
the
coals
back
in
my
eyes
again,
And
away
from
the
fire
that
burns
out
our
loved
ones
And
takes
its
toll
out
on
me.
'Cause
good
luck
is
always
keeping
minutes
We
gotta
stay
in
play,
so
don't
run
out
of
tokens.
Plus
the
machine
needs
warm
bodies.
Plug
the
pipes
if
you
still
got
skulls;
If
there's
time
to
muddy
the
hands
Then
there's
time
to
study
the
flow
of
the
blood
in
the
lay
of
the
land
Running
off
and
eroding
our
relatives
With
red,
white,
and
blue
christmas
lights
In
the
greatest
kingdom.
i
say
it's
a
crop
and
i'm
a
lousy
meal,
A
lousy
liar
amongst
so
many
bad
actresses
And
not
enough
stimuli
left
to
light
an
oven
pilot.
So
how
can
i
not
be
negative?
My
own
cliche,
my
would-be
peers
More
caught
up
with
image
than
speaking
than
truth,
And
if
that's
the
only
truth
you
can
come
up
with,
go
fake
some
bravery
Like
the
rented
camaraderie
in
the
human
lottery.
Whatever
year
it
is,
i'm
still
sick.
Can't
hate
the
sky
for
being
gray
Or
the
bad
poem
that
we
live
out
every
day.
Twenty
minutes
outside
the
city,
or
fifteen
years
from
over
the
hill,
With
enough
time
to
kill
braincells
to
fry;
You
all
gonna
fry
with
me.
It
must
be,
you
all
gonna
fry
with
me...
We
who
die
in
more
flying
accidents
than
firefights;
No
cure
of
the
overkill.
Forty
year-old
women
with
cakes
and
carriages
singing
bible
hymns
Ain't
fixing
anything;
get
your
picket
signs,
Go
on
strike,
get
a
five
cent
raise;
your
a
champion.
now
They're
making
model
citizens
out
of
your
children,
Mapping
personal
growth
through
frivolousness;
so
seperated,
Yet
drugged
up
to
nowhereland.
even
love
feels
artificial;
Happiness,
my
loaded
pistol.
In
the
'20s,
i'da
been
a
socialist
in
a
colorado
coal
mine,
But
it's
2000-something
and
the
rats
love
their
mazes.
It's
all
so
ethnospecific
and
opinionated,
Divided
we
take
our
antidepressants
and
make
our
appointments,
Let
the
dolphins
die,
but
who's
gonna
save
the
humans?
I've
been
to
a
million
cities
and
they're
all
the
same:
People
laugh
and
talk
the
same,
Girls
all
flirt
the
same,
employees
all
dream
the
same.
Love
your
grid
and
your
comfort
zone,
Look
out
for
the
white-girl
suicide
bombers,
Look
out
for
your
time
or
your
piece
of
mind
Or
entertainment
above
the
fifth
grade
level.
Stay
ignorant
and
easily
corralled
through
conservative
reforms
'Til
we're
broke
from
the
half-measures,
Taxed
to
the
teeth
to
fund
the
caste
system.
Living
it
up
for
our
stereotypes
And
i
know
nothing,
but
at
least
i
know;
While
they
vote
green
and
drink
their
espressos,
Discussing
film
festivals,
all
as
a
write-off.
off
with
your
head;
Body
loves
the
dirty
work,
Love
your
job,
but
it
will
never
love
you
like
an
automobile,
Fetuses,
peoples,
and
angels
hang
the
same
on
the
mobile.
If
it
wasn't
for
the
blindfold,
you'd
ask,
"What
am
i
looking
for,
living
for,
breathing
for?"
"Who's
them?
not
i,
but
it
must
be
the
plutonium
in
me."
It
must
be
the
plutonium
in
me...
1 Da Baddest Poet
2 Shoot the Messenger
3 Salt On Everything
4 I Hope You Like My Stupid Painting
5 Respect, Pt. 3
6 Tokyo
7 Plutonium
8 Sebago
9 Slow, Cold, Drops
10 Pawn In the Game, Pt. 1
11 Pawn In the Game, Pt. 2
12 The Priziest Horse
13 Teepee On a Highway Blues
14 Selling Live Water
15 Ode to the War on Terrorism
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