BarryDonegan
05-19-2013, 05:27 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xigIRs0nvNo&
The song is not meant to advocate violence against the private federal reserve, but is using an extreme poetic device to call attention to its criminality.
Burn Down the Federal Reserve
AKA Bring Down the Federal Reserve
AKA Jekyll Island Fiat Scratch
lyrics
"Trillion Million Monies
Zillion Billion Gillion
it must be right?
and i'd do it again
if that's what it takes for this to sink
in
if thats what it takes
i'd do it again
if that's what it takes
burn them!
your little fiat monies
burn them...up in flames!
sell it
line up
run on your bank
one buck
buy out
legal?
it can't be right!
and i'd do it again
if that's what it takes for this to sink
in
if that's what it takes!
burn them!
your little paper fiat monies!
burn them...up in flames!
if you had your way
soon comes the day
we'll line up and beg from you
and I'll do it again
if that's what it takes for this to sink
in
and you'll have your day
to answer your sins
and that's what it takes before I can give in
and I'll burn your bank
and I'll burn your bank to the ground...
BURN!
Trillion Million Monies
Zillion Billion Gillionit
must be right?"
by Look What I Did (http://www.facebook.com/lookwhatidid) from the album Atlas Drugged (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL865FA22B72B80346) produced by Brian Virtue (Deftones, Jane's Addiction, Chevelle)
Look What I Did's 2005 Record Minuteman for the Moment (http://lookwhatidid.bandcamp.com/album/minuteman-for-the-moment) is available through Koch/Combat records and was produced by Brian Virtue as well. It's recommended if you like something that combines influences like Emperor, Carcass, GG Allin, Prince, Mr Bungle, Guided by Voices, XTC, Kings X, Primus, and Dillinger Escape Plan into a blender with a nice coating of pop on top.)
We exist mainly in the metal/hardcore/indie scene but we promote liberty pretty hard in our messaging, and the liberty scene is totally unaware of this. haha
The song is not meant to advocate violence against the private federal reserve, but is using an extreme poetic device to call attention to its criminality.
Burn Down the Federal Reserve
AKA Bring Down the Federal Reserve
AKA Jekyll Island Fiat Scratch
lyrics
"Trillion Million Monies
Zillion Billion Gillion
it must be right?
and i'd do it again
if that's what it takes for this to sink
in
if thats what it takes
i'd do it again
if that's what it takes
burn them!
your little fiat monies
burn them...up in flames!
sell it
line up
run on your bank
one buck
buy out
legal?
it can't be right!
and i'd do it again
if that's what it takes for this to sink
in
if that's what it takes!
burn them!
your little paper fiat monies!
burn them...up in flames!
if you had your way
soon comes the day
we'll line up and beg from you
and I'll do it again
if that's what it takes for this to sink
in
and you'll have your day
to answer your sins
and that's what it takes before I can give in
and I'll burn your bank
and I'll burn your bank to the ground...
BURN!
Trillion Million Monies
Zillion Billion Gillionit
must be right?"
by Look What I Did (http://www.facebook.com/lookwhatidid) from the album Atlas Drugged (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL865FA22B72B80346) produced by Brian Virtue (Deftones, Jane's Addiction, Chevelle)
Look What I Did's 2005 Record Minuteman for the Moment (http://lookwhatidid.bandcamp.com/album/minuteman-for-the-moment) is available through Koch/Combat records and was produced by Brian Virtue as well. It's recommended if you like something that combines influences like Emperor, Carcass, GG Allin, Prince, Mr Bungle, Guided by Voices, XTC, Kings X, Primus, and Dillinger Escape Plan into a blender with a nice coating of pop on top.)
We exist mainly in the metal/hardcore/indie scene but we promote liberty pretty hard in our messaging, and the liberty scene is totally unaware of this. haha