To Whom It May Concern

from Preconceived Notions by Amber of the Land

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Beware the nEwNoRmAL
A bit of a Crush 40 influence on this one, of all things.

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Yearning for a change, but little did you know what you wished for
"Just give him a chance!", you say, "everything will go so fine and well"

"It will be okay", we say as another day goes by
Complacency
How many more will have to die?
I think it's time to realize
That we're going nowhere fast on a pack of lies

Follow the money, it will take us where we all need to go
By that, I mean, the corruption that is soon to follow

"Will we be okay?", they say, yet another day goes by
Complacency
How many more are still to die?
I think it's time we realize
That the man behind that desk is not alright

Indoctrinate
Temporarily embarrassed millionaires
Legislate
Our worldview brings "truth" to power
Desecrate
Any semblance of common decency
Devastate
Everybody who is in its wake

Wolves in bank clothes, feasting on a meal of cash
But like all great things, it was never meant to last

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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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