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Capital

from Judgements LP by PROTESTANT

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(Privilege and excess. gated and locked homes.
the idea that having more is part of what we are all entitled to.
and that in turn, we will be happier in the end.
the emptiness one feels cant be filled no matter how big the car or tv.)

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CAPITAL
i want every acre burned
to spite the restless and reckless
who would have and have you believe
that their great ideas and cherished things...

are for sale if only you get in line
as though means grows on trees

we may sit hunkered down and safely home
but we are always, always alone.

i want bodies to fall out of the sky
like a plague, like a storm
for the sagging faces and hollow eyes
that part the air on this cadaver cart

on this cold meat tray
for come what may
and it will come

we may sit hunkered down and safely home
but we are always, always alone.

as if luck falls from father to son
for come what may and it will come
it will come.

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from Judgements LP, released September 9, 2010

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PROTESTANT Milwaukee, Wisconsin

PROTESTANT was formed in 2004. We live in Milwaukee, WI, USA. We record at Howl Street Studios with Shane Hochstetler.
We support DIY ventures of all kinds, our friends, and all the bands and people who have been so supportive of us.
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