T.V Party
from Feel The Burn by RAGE
lyrics
Scare tactics and distractions.
Clogging up the tube.
Making you feel like there’s a side to choose.
There seems no point,
To comprehend and I don’t know,
When will it end?
I’m fed up.
It’s all I see.
On my computer, on my tv.
Everything’s biased.
Not playing fair.
Manipulation, without a care.
All they want, is to get in first.
With no regard, for who gets hurt.
Building teams, like it’s a game.
You’ve missed the point.
You’re all the same.
Plague of fear, all I hear.
Propaganda, end is near.
Turn a blind eye to the hype.
I’d rather go on with my life.
The media’s a fucking joke and I can’t find a way to cope.
With no turning point left in sight, they’ll never get it right.
Clogging up the tube.
Making you feel like there’s a side to choose.
There seems no point,
To comprehend and I don’t know,
When will it end?
I’m fed up.
It’s all I see.
On my computer, on my tv.
Everything’s biased.
Not playing fair.
Manipulation, without a care.
All they want, is to get in first.
With no regard, for who gets hurt.
Building teams, like it’s a game.
You’ve missed the point.
You’re all the same.
Plague of fear, all I hear.
Propaganda, end is near.
Turn a blind eye to the hype.
I’d rather go on with my life.
The media’s a fucking joke and I can’t find a way to cope.
With no turning point left in sight, they’ll never get it right.
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from Feel The Burn,
released August 9, 2017
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