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Policeman

from Blind Lunar Novas by Clidesfeld

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Something sifted in the air
I pan my vision everywhere
While I was skating with my friends
As it rounded the corner I could tell
That media-loving sort of smell
Had its harassment planned out from the bend

And I'm not sure why
But I could swear his thigh
Was nice and juicy enough to eat
To protect and serve
Yeah, those are the words
They use in place of brutality

I had no problem at first
But it seems the monster's thirst
For authority grew more
Its voice raised and strained
Like there's something to gain
Sir, there was no need for force

And I'm not sure why
But I could swear his thigh
Was nice and juicy enough to eat
To protect and serve
Yeah, those are the words
They use in place of brutality
Still not sure why
But using hypnotizing lies
They get by without a scratch
Their word over ours
And overexploited powers
Still lay unnoticed, in fact

After the abuse I thought I saw
A crumb hang on his lower jaw
Swear to god, no joke no lie
Laughed quite loud to myself
Tries to intimidate and needing help
That pig must wish he could fly

And I'm not sure why
But I could swear his thigh
Was nice and juicy enough to eat
To protect and serve
Yeah, those are the words
They use in place of brutality
Still not sure why
But using hypnotizing lies
They get by without a scratch
Their word over ours
And overexploited powers
Still lay unnoticed, in fact
Still lay unnoticed, in fact
Still lay unnoticed, in fact

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from Blind Lunar Novas, released August 27, 2007

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Clidesfeld is a project by Brandon Patrick Sullivan. Largely characterized by distortion, tension, and reflection, Clidesfeld is inconsistent in tone and texture.

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