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From Socrates to Operation Ivy

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From Socrates to Operation Ivy
Em G C Am Em G Am C Em G C G Em CCCC Am.....

Why do I try to saw this guitar in half,
and I scream so loud I can not hear a word I sing,
It seems to me that anything worth saying
has been said better before,
So lets spin our wheels and reinvent it
this time a little more square.---

All I can say Is I have nothing to say,
And all I know is that I know Nothing,
and I know that even that Is plagiary,
but it may be the only bit of Honesty.. there is

If I write another protest song
will the government lay down its sword,
and if I scream loud enough will you hear me way out there, I can break a string sit down shut up no one will notice, why do I continue maybe to get to the next chours

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(2013-2014)
One man band solo project mid-life crisis. In the Mid 2000 teens I wrote some protest songs, sung them badly, and played some shows around southern California, highlighted by having bottles thrown at me and meeting some of the nicest folx. I decided to hang up the acoustic guitar, as one should, at the end of 2014. In 2022 I played one last show. I now play in a band called disbeware. ... more

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