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lyrics

Lyrics:

They tore your bones
Right off your back
The greatest generation
Never coming back

They cut the spending
And trim the fat
Don't look surprise
When the water
Turns to black

I see the rust
It's on your walls
Been 20 years
just
Wait until it falls


And it all falls down
As markets seem to crash
And the house where you lived
Won't be there

They closed the plant
Go pack your bags
Your just an okie
Right out of Steinbeck

Now you owe banks
No second chance
They got their managers
Armed with guns and badges

They cut the schools
And trim the fat
Make sure your kids
Won't have a ever have a fucking chance

And it all falls down
adjustment takes its toll
And the house that you had
won't be there anymore

Anymore!

I shake and i tremble
Cause I can remember
The life We had together
The bone and the marrow

I shake and I tremble
Cause I can't remember
When we use to prosper
AThe bone and the cancer .


Hammer to my heart
Sickle to my stomach
.

And it all
Falls down
your markets - Don't f work
the lives that we once had
Won't be there ever again

falls down !!!

credits

from Anarchy, State, and Fruitopia, track released August 31, 2016
Guitar, vocals and Bass - Will Roelofs
Guitar and vocals - Mitch McGowan
Drums and vocals - Johnny Caldwell

Production: Eric Altomonte

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Rawls Royce Toronto, Ontario

Unemployed Grad-School Punk Rock.

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