Name: Liberation of Man (The Cotton Fields)
Duration: P00H05M12S
Description: 7.4 billion people and there still aren't enough fists for Richard Spencer's smug face.

Liberation of Man (The Cotton Fields)

from Preconceived Notions by Amber of the Land

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7.4 billion people and there still aren't enough fists for Richard Spencer's smug face.

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You speak of a moral decline
Politicians fighting for a better day
When blacks were in their place (the cotton fields)
Women, effeminate and fine

Racists, bigots, "Followers of Christ"
America as you knew it, never existed
The good ol' days, a facade of ways
The white man raped and pillaged
In the name of God divine

Writing's on the wall
Not in your book of holy law
Preconceived notions
In perpetual motion
A manifest destiny doomed to fall
Ideas best left entombed

Divide and conquer the indigenous life
A reservation will do them good
For they don't know the word of our Christ
The savages, all damned buffoons

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from Preconceived Notions, released October 17, 2017

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Amber of the Land Hillsboro, Illinois

A programmed metal project by Adam O'Dell.

I also put my electronic projects on this page under my actual name.

My music is now CC Attribution licensed.

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