Gag Order
from Automatic Sessions by Forgotten Fix
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lyrics
See the good and see the bad where ever you go
Takes up all your time
Pointing out injustices you find online
Evil's not a ghost
The time it takes to turn around they got a hold
Then you pay the price
Locked in your own cell where you will spend your whole life
You won't hear that song tonight
The information's wrong
Bought and sold like no one knows but so it goes
No one has the right
To say what they see with their own goddamn eyes
In the end it's all around you, in the end it's there.
credits
Rob - Vocals/Guitar
Karl - Bass
François - Synth
Steve - Drums/Vocals
Engineered and mixed by Rob Helsten @ Delicate/Automatic
Mastered by Steve Dumas
Artwork by Karl-Olivier Therrien
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Forgotten Fix Montreal, Québec
drop us a line: forgotten.fix@gmail.com
Photo credit:
Julien Lauzon-Fullum
discography
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May 2018 -
May 2017
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