Would You Call This Progress

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9. Would You Call This Progress 2:38

The buck stops here the kids ain’t right
Why are Mom and Dad
working day and night?
Now the kids don’t know
what they really should know
Sorry Mom and Dad I gotta tell you it’s so
Put on the glasses See all the signs
Manufactured by design
Big bank bailouts New slave class
Hordes at the gate like the Roman collapse
Would you call this progress?
Would you call this progress?
The buck stops here / The media lies
Some of these ideas might seem out of time
But the people don’t know
what they really should know
How they even gonna know how to vote?
When we all realize we have no choice
We’ll rise up and with one voice
Sing “Power to the People”
“I saw the light,
No more darkness no more night”
Do you ever get the feeling
that things ain’t right
Something’s getting close
you’re almost out of time
You feel inside the will to survive
Do you fight or run for your life?

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from KICK in the EYE is CANADIAN, released July 24, 2016
Written by Donnie Lochrie and Marian Lochrie

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Kick in the Eye Vancouver, British Columbia

Kick in the Eye is a duo made up of Donnie Lochrie (Guitar, keys, vocals) and Marian Lochrie (bass, vocals) who have been releasing independent CDs since the mid-nineties. The last few years, Kick in the Eye’s has added a more socially aware and politically conscious dimension to their indie pop songs. Also, Kick in the Eye’s has produced a number of music videos which can be seen on YOUTUBE. ... more

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