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White Foam

from On a Hook LP by Dead Already

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(A day of remembrance has been used as a nationalist cudgel to silence criticism)

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I don’t see the difference between your uncrossed lines and a thousand pairs of leather boots, marching lockstep all in time. I don’t see the grave insult in unspooling the twine. I don’t see what you see I don’t see the difference between you clutching pearls and burning witches at the stake, an example to the other girls. I don’t see the heresy in burning down your church. I don’t see what you see. You’re foaming at the mouth to disincetivise all healthy scrutiny to myths that fetishise. I don’t see what you see, pseudo religiosity. I don’t buy your fantasy. I don’t see the difference.

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from On a Hook LP, released May 25, 2019

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Dead Already Melbourne, Australia

80s hardcore influenced anxious punk rock from Melbourne, Australia

Rach S - Drums
Jack S - Bass
Paul W - Guitar
Scott R - Vox
Pat S - Guitar

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