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Day of Anger, Pt. 2
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This single "song" is actually made up of six separate songs. In order, they are:
1. Stonecaster
2. Los Bastardos
3. Dissonant Counterpoint
4. Father's Day
5. Hermeneutics and Exegesis
6. Afterthought
The interludes are taken from various public domain sources or are my own.
LYRICS
STONECASTER
That? Oh that.
It’s just the life that passed me by
Keep moving
Nothing to see here
That’s the look of regret in the rearview mirror
LOS BASTARDOS
You might share my blood
But you are not my kin
Bastards
DISSONANT COUNTERPOINT
You claim the truth is exclusive to you
Salvation’s only yours
The chosen few
Heaven’s yours
Hell’s for them
And because I disagree with you
You call me a
Heretic, apostate, infidel, unsaved
Backslidden sinner, not one of the elect
A heathen, a pagan, a prodigal, a fool
But at least I’m not like you
FATHER’S DAY
Once, just once
Come visit me
In a dream, in a vision
I don’t care how
I just long to see your face
I miss you, Dad
HERMENEUTICS AND EXEGESIS
In our fear we make an idol and call it god
We call it god
Historical grammatical interpretation: my hermeneutic
But even so I cannot understand
How a man in his right mind could ever set out to murder his own child
And furthermore, how is such a man forever revered for this “great act of faith”
What kind of faith needs to be proven by the unquestioning willingness to kill a child
And what about the prophet who commanded a bear to maul little kids who were merely making fun of him
Or the God-ordained slaughter of every firstborn son in an entire nation in one single night
And what about Job
Etcetera
And we’re supposed to accept all of this on faith as “good”
If that’s faith I don’t want it
You can have it
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Platoon 1107 California
PLATOON 1107: patriotic American hardcore rock n roll. PLT1107 is a solo project of J. Sisco (U.S. Marine Corps Veteran), lead singer/guitarist/songwriter for old school punk band ABSOLVED, and sole progenitor of solo projects LIGHTS TO LIGHTS and ANCHORHOLD. ... more
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