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Track 3 from the album 'Deus Ex Robotica', being released one song at a time throughout 2011.

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I don't treasure this choice
I never trusted in your voice
it never pays to be in luck
when your circumstances suck, like mine

don't breathe the air instead
never clear your empty head
of want and lust in short
of anti-communist thought

my actions are a path
with no forks or sketches or drafts
i recognise we are all pawns
forever happening forward
and turning into royalty

miss ananova molotov
right to reject the hemlock
of your small town, right-wing pacification rules
and the borstals you call our schools

but wait for the final consequence
of turning your back on the best education a bright kid can have
in a town where brains are bad

on the lighter topic of what we do now
there's nothing like malevolence and hate
towards the young who might just know better than a bunch of fucks

who are dying where they work
who are living where they died
who are dying as they teach
who are teaching as they die

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from Deus Ex Robotica, track released January 28, 2011
Written, recorded, performed, mixed and mastered by D Satherley / Radio Over Moscow

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