Operation Cast Lead
from When The Revolution Comes, Everything Will Be Beautiful by The United Sons of Toil
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about
The horror of a killing field in a nation's backyard isn't lessened by proclaiming the intent to do good deeds half a world away, especially when the time spent proclaiming obviates the need to actually follow through.
lyrics
Get it started. Your scars.
Pushing forward, looking backward.
The walls, the psalms, the guns, the stars — water.
Pushing tractors, lauding doctors. Your scars.
Get it started.
Pushing forward, looking backward.
The walls, the psalms, the guns, the stars — water.
Pushing tractors, lauding doctors. Your scars.
Get it started.
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from When The Revolution Comes, Everything Will Be Beautiful,
released March 5, 2011
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The United Sons of Toil Madison, Wisconsin
Precision Midwestern noise-rock delivered by populist theoreticians.
discography
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May 2012 -
Mar 2011 -
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May 2008 -
Jul 2007
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