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Conspiracy! (1984)

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Nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah
Nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah
Nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah
F*** you!

I know The Secret
The one eluded to
Psychological manipulations
Conditioning through and through
Aggression from frustration
Reaction from a sign
Stimulus, suggestion
Making kids lose their mind

Conspiracy!
Insane

The day that I was born
I took the world by storm
Supposed to be veg.
Instead I made a pledge
To remember
All the things that they did
I’d remember
As an adult but not a kid
Why?

Conspiracy!
I was trained

I heard the starlings cry like children
And I wondered why
Adoptive mom and dad
You know? They got real mad
They locked me away
They had wanted me gay
To mask the mem’ries of molestation
From when I was a babe

Conspiracy!
I was maimed

I knew the world was wrong
I figured I could be strong
Body and mind was bent
Cuz, I was Heaven sent
To remember
Autism and crazed come Spring
I remember
Systematic poisoning
Why?

Conspiracy!
I was flamed

The War on Crime
Is actually a war on marijuana
They’d have us shoot the line
Control the dosage
Then cause trauma
Riddling Ritalin crazy
Selling candy like its gravy
Cannibinoid hazy
Action, reaction
And acting all ravy

Conspiracy!
Still got a brain


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Coma

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Coma
by Skews Me
29 April 2009 (updated: 1/1/11)

The Simpsons Kang and Kodos hitchhiking

Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos!

Waking up from a long needed coma this morn’
I read into the news, and boy was I torn
When I blinked out some years ago with CIA full in charge
New war in the Middle East, and students at large

While deep in my slumber I thought I heard sounds
Like my favorite show The Simpsons’ alien clowns
Saying “Clinton,” “two party system,” “protein strings,” Kang
The lesser of two evils, and thought to myself “Dang!”

The more I heard voices while deep in my slumber
Another Bush, “burning steel,” bin Laden and plunder
But then a loud hush before 600 buck lumber
“Check’s in the mail” they kept saying to reverse Economic bummer

I thought, “Can this get any worse? And what have we done?”
The world rushing past quickly and not very fun
At least it seemed to me that my sleep wasn’t dumb
For if in a wakened state I’d have surly have run

To the Hill, up the Steps, and into the House
Crying what the Hell happened here? I tell you The Mouse!
Untruths being spewed to death like lemmings to the sea
All lies I implore you just wake up and read

But stuck in unconsciousness was all I could do
To try to keep track of things… “All these names are in twos?”
Why couldn’t I wake? What was keeping me down?
The pigs started killing us? Mother Nature would frown

And then I kept thinking it best I just die
For if I awoke now all I’d do is sob, cry
But then from the darkness appeared to me light
I sprang from the bed more than willing to fight
Unfortunately, though, in my long weakened state
My knees buckled, collapsing, is this my true fate?

If it wasn’t for someone I never had met
Taking action and quickly, and now in my debt
Holding me steady but a slap in the face
For my medical bill shown to me, Oh My God! the disgrace

I said “What the muck? Where’s The End? Crank up that dial!”
“I need some good music and need a good smile.”
And after some advertised chatter had cleared
Thought some of this music is still kind of weird

But lo and behold after raising some doubt
Some tunes started playing and making me proud
That people are listening and singing The Word
Without sounding like morons and totally absurd

Putting pen to the paper I then started to write
Handwritten horribly after such a long night
But watching the time pass feeling as rushed as can be
I must go to the library that helps the blind see

For not having worked a job in so many months
I volunteer services in digestible chunks
And now my last day helping people not me
I’m being told to do something and charge folks a fee
Write a book or a novel, a song, or a story
Alas, I would do so, but I won’t kill a tree


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Said the Fly to the Spider

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Said the fly to the spider
by Kevin Crosby
30 December 2010

Like the wayward fly praying upon the venemous spider, HOW do you spin your web so wondrously may I ask?

Well, as the spider cleared her throat to say, I prey upon this purpose in life in which I’m soulfully and duly tasked. As sure as I connect all my strands about here and there and such – to make them form my perfect circle – I toss about a thread far and near from my spinning gland’s glorious weaving clutch.

But the fly soon grew wearisome from such long explanation and out of frustration asked, WHY is your web so beautiful?

To which the spider had little to say but that was what you were taught to feel. Now hush while I partake in my evening’s meal.



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