Even if it's easy to be free
What's your definition of freedom?
And who the fuck are you, anyway?
Who the fuck are they?
Who the fuck am I to say?
What the fuck is really going on?
How did the cat get so fat?
How did the family die?
Do you care why?
There hasn't been a sign
Of anything gettin' better in the ghetto
People's fed up
People's fed up
You point your fuckin' finger
You racist, you bigot
But that's not the problem
Now is it?
It's all about the money
Political power is taken
Protecting the rich, denying the poor
They like to watch the war from the White House
And I wonder...
How they sleep at night?
How they sleep at night?
How did the cat get so fat?
How did the cat get so fat?
How did the cat get so fat?
How did the cat get so fat?
credits
from Hold the Fuzz,
released September 5, 2011
Written by Mark E. Curry. Performed by Neil Campau. Recorded, mixed & mastered by Erick Wick at The Bread Factory (Seattle WA) & at West Advocate Studios (Lake Forest Park WA) in July 2011.
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