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Caustic Soda - Woke
02:58
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Being woke is not a personality
Does not give you the right to talk down to me
You ignore human life and ignore human pain
Motherfucker, you aren’t transcendental, you don’t have a brain
You’re gentrifying neighborhoods
Stealing homes from the poor
Upping prices and upping rent
You’re a bunch of rich assholes
Pretending that you care
Doesn’t make what you do right
You don’t care about anyone
You care about your pride
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Being woke is not a personality
Does not give you the right to talk down to me
You ignore human life and ignore human pain
Motherfucker, you aren’t transcendental, you don’t have a brain
Reusable bags aren’t worth more than human life
You aren’t helping the earth, you’re helping your pride
You’re a sexist racist homophobe
And you hide it cuz you’re fucking woke
Fuck off
You gentrifying piece of shit
Fuck you
Trust fund kid living in a van because you think it makes you cool
But what about the poor kids that you bullied in high school
Brand names aren’t worth more than human life
You aren’t helping the earth, you’re helping your pride
You’re a sexist racist homophobe
And you hide it cuz you’re fucking woke
Fuck your fake hippie bullshit
You gentrifying fucks
Fuck your fake hippie bullshit
Being woke is not a personality
Does not give you the right to talk down to me
You’re a sexist racist homophobe
And you hide it cuz you’re fucking woke
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Caustic Soda - Burn
03:30
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The world isn't gonna burn its just covered in plastic
Suffocate on its self bet it feels fantastic
And I know I’m probably coming off like an asshole
But it's all your fault
Maybe it's my fault too just for existing
But I didn’t even really plan on enlisting
So now i'm crying out to whoever is listening
It's all your fault
Drop your shit and run
Because I bet it weighs a ton
Undo what was done
Before it kills you
Maybe we should self destruct
Maybe it’s just bad luck
Maybe we’re already fucked
God fucking save me
Poison air poison water
lined up like pigs for the slaughter
Everybody wastes their whole damn life
Every day until they fucking die
Every lie they’ve been taught
everything they have bought
In a landfill on standby
Long nights
Working jobs nobody likes
Try to sleep I don't have the right
Don't ask me if I feel alright
The world isn’t gonna burn it’s just covered in plastic
Suffocate on its self bet it feels fantastic
And I know I’m probably coming off like an asshole
But it’s all your fault
It’s all your fault
It’s all your fault
Glass cells concrete prison
Can this be the life I’m living
And we're never gonna get good pay
work for hours every day
Just to call it quits
buy some useless shit
get bored and throw it away
I don't ever want to live that life
3 kids, house, car and wife
So I'll quit my fucking job
And live like a fucking slob
Or maybe I’ll just run away
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Sinister Pig - Loophole
01:06
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Caustic Soda Boulder, Colorado
Junk Punk from Denver and Boulder
Jaye - Guitar
Kyle - Drums
Terrie - Vocals + bass
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