Can I scream ?
It's here for us to admire if we can afford the beauty of it
If we can afford the luxury of turning our heads
If we can adjust that $1000 smile
and behold the creation of man
Great words won't cover ugly actions
and good frames won't save bad paintings
We lack the motion to move to the new beat
When the day is over the doors are locked on us
Cause money buys the access and we can't pay the cost
And how can we expect anyone to listen
if we are using the same old voice ?
We need noise, new art for the real people
We lack the motion to move to the new beat
We dance to all the wrong songs
and we enjoy all the wrong moves
We are not leading
Yeah
The new beat (10000x ...)


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    They split up.

    The reason Refused got over so big was because they played catchy music disguised as hardcore. I must admit, I love Refused, but I also admit that it's only because they're one of the catchiest bands out there playing music I love. Look at the Clash. Catchy rock music with punk views. This is also the same reason terrible bands like Rancid and all of these "nu-emo" bands get over. Listen to the band Text. It has members from Refused, but it's so much more abstract and experimental.

    pence is godon July 01, 2002   Link

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