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cold shoulder of a beautiful woman at the bar - fdr lyrics

[intro: franklin d. roosevelt]
“we had to struggle with the old enemies of peace**business and financial monopoly, speculation, reckless banking, class antagonism, sectionalism, war profiteering. they had begun to consider the government of the united states as a mere appendage to their own affairs.”

[verse 1: godforbid]
ain’t been quite right lately
used to fight like crazy while these kids were singing ‘ice ice baby’
grew up with real monsters, no night light saved me
it’s a nice night for a day dream
slump in a doorway, too drunk for a thursday
can’t f*ck with the wordplay just a punk in the first place
don’t remember where we were at
there’s people that i left there, but i rarely turn back
got a few fans now, but i barely earn that
not concerned with how scary you act
came from guts just the same as us
only difference is the names we trust and how much money you’ve been saving up
there’s no mystery to it
refuse to reminisce and go bitterly through it, the history proves it
publish or perish, covet thy lyrics
and get paid for every public appearance

[verse 2: thirtyseven]
my flow’s the total opposite of h0m*phobe misogynistic
[?] all talking sh*t, i rope*a*dope your confidence
my shows are open body pits, overdose of awesomeness
[?] apocalypse, and don’t be sober watching it burn
sole survivor stagger through the smoke and fire
shackled through your own desires, black and blue and broken by it
know it ’cause i wrote the script, signature moves
dirty business, but i did it for food and lived with it, too
capitalist, anarchist, artist, activist
the brain contaminate affecting your executives and management
used to say i kind of, sort of made it
now i’m privately incorporated quietly recording foreign payments
guess i’m living the dream, it’s not a lot different to me
bought some books and stayed busy on beats
life’s a cold shoulder affair, am i brave or just too old to be scared?
it ain’t hate, they just don’t really care

[outro: franklin d. roosevelt]
“i should like to have it said of my first administration that in it the forces of selfishness and of l*st for power met their match. i should like to have it said* wait a minute* i should like to have it said of my second administration that in it these forces met their master.”

- fdr lyrics

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