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Vodou

from Skoda Mluvit by Schneider TM

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Vodou
(Dirk Dresselhaus)

the sun is getting balder day by day
her face is looking older, almost grey
like rock or stone, some bones are on their way
through the heavy gravity of other people’s property...

the roof and the proof are under friendly fire,
yearn motherfuckers yearn
for oneway safety and freedom,
some billion dollars more to earn
who do they think they are
and what has jesus got to do with this shit ?
what space is for is not
whatever they want to do with it...

i wanna vodou like you do
not just do what we’re used to
and all we do turns out new school
tell me now
what can i do for you

oh please, no chemicals...

head held high in the sky and feet back on the ground

the moon is visible cause the sun is on fire,
learn, motherfuckers, learn
to know yourself and each other as brothers
learn, motherfuckers, learn...

credits

from Skoda Mluvit, released May 1, 2006
vodou:
(words & music: d. dresselhaus)
instruments & vocals by dirk dresselhaus
published by la chunga music publishing

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MirrorWorldMusic is a label, archive, and publishing imprint for diverse idiosyncratic music projects that are linked in some way by their protagonists, involving the likes of Schneider TM, Dirk Dresselhaus, Kptmichigan, die ANGEL, Locust Fudge, and others. The diversity of the stylistic scope is unified by an overarching experimental approach and multi-minded spirit.

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