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Live From The Russian Compound Lyrics
Cowboy lawman - found a cell
Tore into it - as night fell
Bankers kids are
getting bingo'd
Smells like midnight's
cooked up a storm in here
Leave those loose lips
at home or at the
rubble that's left
when you return
Have an armed guard posted at your flag
Stroll through town with
a gun stuffed in your pants
Bankers kids are
getting bingo'd
Smells like midnight's
cooked up a storm in here
Leave those loose lips
at home or at the
rubble that's left
when you return
Criminal lawman - found a cell
Tore into it - made life hell
Bombs bursting - houses burning
Diplomacy's tyrant threats
Tore into it - as night fell
getting bingo'd
Smells like midnight's
cooked up a storm in here
Leave those loose lips
at home or at the
rubble that's left
when you return
Stroll through town with
a gun stuffed in your pants
getting bingo'd
Smells like midnight's
cooked up a storm in here
Leave those loose lips
at home or at the
rubble that's left
when you return
Tore into it - made life hell
Diplomacy's tyrant threats
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best song on plague landscapes...true , it's the most melodic but has gota be one of their best . if they can have a best...
Military/industrial complex, patriotism/capitalism tie.
could the cowboy lawman be Bush?
maybe the cell is iraq
the cowboy lawman is USA. its about how the powerful people in america are causing the downfall of the world, inculding their own citizens.
I'm thinking maybe the Cowboy Lawman is Bush, and the Criminal Lawman possibly being Obama?
This came out in 2004. Nothing to do with Obama.
This came out in 2004. Nothing to do with Obama.
I haven't though about it much, but the "cowboy lawman" is probably Bush, considering he was from Texas. I'm not entirely sure of what the cell is, but the fact that he "tore into it - as night fell" could be a reference to the old bomb warning system of time. The closer the time was to midnight, the higher the chance of a bombing, meaning he bombed another country cough cough Iraq cough cough. The cell could be a country or a bomb. The part with "smells like midnight's cooked up a storm in here" may be the bombing resulting in high tension/anger/fear in America or Iraq. And bombs might smell bad. I don't know. "Have an armed guard posted at your flag. Stroll through town with a gun stuffed in your pants" may relate to the sense of a lack of safety in America after 9/11. I'm completely lost on the "loose lips" and "bankers kids" parts though. That's the best I could do deciphering these lyrics.