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The Relevance of Our Disconnect

Verse

Alternative

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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Verse
Verse
Performer
Seth Manchester
Seth Manchester
Slide Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Sean Murphy
Sean Murphy
Composer
Eric Lepine
Eric Lepine
Composer
Zak Drummond
Zak Drummond
Composer
Chris Berg
Chris Berg
Composer
Shawn Costa
Shawn Costa
Composer

Lyrics

She watched us all put a price tag on anything we could. Her gifts neatly repackaged and presented in a way that is entirely misunderstood: Watered down and compromised. Lives that were once free have been stolen so now she calls on us to steal them back. "What's ours is ours, the little we have." We wait patiently at the end of the table for their scraps. We fight amongst each other and emulate the first when we should identify with the last. "Their suits are a symbol of the perpetual power of a dominant class. See through the handshake and see the sneer in a smile. You will all put your hand in theirs. But you must remember: they keep their plates full through acts of oppression and lies. Their cups of blood red wine flowing with the sweat of your kind." She shakes and waves frantically to make us understand that we will have to learn to know patience. In our nightmares: A utopia just beyond our grasp; A hand scolded and burning with the boiling bloodlust of our past. In our dreams: We live and love equal; We walk with bitter clarity, uncommon grace, and as tall as the rest. Someday: glowing and radiant.
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