Long is the road leading from hell to heaven shall we change the train on our way or shall we keep heading? to that same destination oh, i got serious doubts if there's anything there at all
from the moment we articulate our very first cry we're exposed to the virus called modern cul-ture we, so innocent, and the attack so aggressive infected, invaded, tortured, doomed
with the mother's milk we sucked this culture into ourselves we've been cradled to sleep,dreaming the takers' dream we're told to reach to and stay at the top of the pyramide we buy the things from them and we produce things they can sell, and we are raised to depend on them we are them (are we the damned?)
the landscape is barren.. (we're crossing) a wasteland what have we left behind ? does anyone remember? in these few box-cars why are we crammed? (we are) running out of coal, still full speed ahead
Every newborn is exposed to a certain culture the very moment they see the artificial light of the hospitals’ labour room. The food we are fed with, the tales we are told as a child determine how we would see the world in the future. And when something is so deeply rooted in our consciousness we tend to think that’s the natural way things are or should be. We believe in democracy and its leaders, in a god and its’ representatives, we accept existing social structures and the aims laid ahead of us. For most of us these things do not bring ease to our life, however there have always been people (church, landlords, industrialists, politicians, bankers to name a few) who profited from others’ total obedience to these ideologies. We should learn from the past, from the so-called ’primitive’cultures and societies that are based on equality and harmony with nature. To criticise dreamers, activists or people who still belive things might be changed is a way to defend your exploiters. Complaining is senseless once you’ve surrendered. Fight by any means you can!