Classwar in Blue
from Dialectics by G.A.S. DRUMMERS
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lyrics
Will you still need this song when epopees are over?
Our heroes died a thousand times, yeah we all know it.
Who's representing our community? I don't want to know
About
The same failed promises that come and go, wasting our
Trust,
Covering our bones.
Do you still need me when the prices are up?
Do you still fill the gap with non decent jobs?
Do you still use the old and waste the young?
Will you still need a song when your career is over,
I'll be there to celebrate, to tear down your monuments
And turn on the page.
Who's representing our community? I don't want to know
About
The same failed promises that come and go, wasting our
Trust,
Covering our bones.
Do you still need me when the prices are up?
Do you still fill the gap with non decent jobs?
Do you still use the old and waste the young?
... and some workers are part of your deal,
What is our class if we don't give a fuck?
Where is emancipation and equal rights?
Modernity is dead, ghosts are back.
Our heroes died a thousand times, yeah we all know it.
Who's representing our community? I don't want to know
About
The same failed promises that come and go, wasting our
Trust,
Covering our bones.
Do you still need me when the prices are up?
Do you still fill the gap with non decent jobs?
Do you still use the old and waste the young?
Will you still need a song when your career is over,
I'll be there to celebrate, to tear down your monuments
And turn on the page.
Who's representing our community? I don't want to know
About
The same failed promises that come and go, wasting our
Trust,
Covering our bones.
Do you still need me when the prices are up?
Do you still fill the gap with non decent jobs?
Do you still use the old and waste the young?
... and some workers are part of your deal,
What is our class if we don't give a fuck?
Where is emancipation and equal rights?
Modernity is dead, ghosts are back.
credits
from Dialectics,
released October 24, 2003
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G.A.S. DRUMMERS Jerez De La Frontera, Spain
G.A.S. DRUMMERS is a punk rock band from south Spain. They started in 1998 and have toured ever since throughout Europe and
once in north America. the band is one of the few survivors from the 90’s in Europe that never called it quits.
Their sound gets influences from hardcore punk, 80’s American underground rock and power-pop, and their lyrics are inspired by Marxist and anarchist thinkers.
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May 4Sarrià de Ter, Spain
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May 10Madrid, Spain
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