Name: Every Day, I Pinch Myself
Duration: P00H05M37S
Description: This is my song about the Climate Crisis. Or (much more to the point) the Tyranny Crisis.

Every Day, I Pinch Myself

by Angry North & Boris's Bitches

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This is my song about the Climate Crisis. Or (much more to the point) the Tyranny Crisis.

lyrics

It all gets worse every day but all in the same way
every headline, more gameplay, forever groundhog day

Among the lies the climate lines, are always a mainstay
Liars they won’t let up, never give it up, never go away

Don't you know yet, it's a safe bet there'll be a record set today

Best reuse yet, of the old set of climate cliches

We’re not meant to get how their trap is set, born yesterday

Conned so well, to our own hell, seems we’re on the highway

No theories are needed, today

Just a little attention to the words they spray

They only plan things to go one way

They’re only predators, and we look like prey

Chorus
Every day I pinch myself, keep on wondering if this is a dream

Gotta be the lamest excuse for tyranny that there’s ever been

Every day I pinch myself, they tell us we’re cooking even as we freeze

we bow down to our savours, who see us as a disease

Verse 2

Selling their fake world’s end climate catastrophes

forecasts of outcomes that never come to be

Betting on, our bottomless childlike naivety

Endless forgiveness and goldfish memories

Transparent masks of compassion for you and me

Smiling assassins unconvincing empathy / smiling so kindly /feigning paper thin

repeat their great lies never shame faced and endlessly

So we’ll beg for our destruction desperately

It’s a clear a war on plentiful energy

They’re closing the door for ever on prosperity

Engineering our serfdom through poverty

Ending all

freedom for those suckers, and for me

Chorus

Every day I pinch myself, hard to believe that it’s not a dream

Gotta be the lamest excuse for tyranny there’s ever been

Every day I pinch myself, they push those buttons and turn their keys,

And we beg for Christmas like dumb turkeys

Chorus

Every day I pinch myself , hard to believe this isn’t a dream

with be the lamest excuse for murder there’s ever been

Every day I pinch myself, we buy bigger lies and with more ease

They offer enslavement, and we say yes please.

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released December 29, 2022

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Angry North & Boris's Bitches UK

Since 2020 I've been writing songs (mainly rock music) about the "pandemic", The Great Reset, the WEF, 4IR, Lockdowns, Informed Consent, Mass Compliance, the Depopulation Agenda, and other bullshit.

Literally, I wrote a song about Bullshit.

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