You'll need a bit of Holy water
And a little bit of
Knowledge
Invocation
To your Holy Guardian Angel
The Great Evil Around

God gave man dominion
Over fowls of the air
And fish of the see
Justification of desecration
Who wrote this madness?

Get UP! Wake UP!
Some-one's taking you for a ride
Get UP! Wake UP!
Dark Forces

They're printing up money
That doesn't exist
Then watch the wealthy
As they cash their chips
Economy's failed
Start a war machine
Devoid of moral cause
As we witness the end
Of international laws

Get UP! Wake UP!
Some-one's taking you for a ride
Get UP! Wake UP!
Dark Forces

I'm a inside man
Of the serpent clan
33 degrees
I'll do as I please
Power for power's sake
And 2 weeks off
In bohemian grove...
You wanna come?

All the banking houses
That buy and sell
They'd sell their own mother..
Just eat shit die
Like everyone else

Get UP! Wake UP!
Some-one's taking you for a ride
Get UP! Wake UP!
Dark Forces

Get UP! Wake UP!
Some-one's taking you for a ride
Get UP! Wake UP!
Dark Forces


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    General Comment

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Grove

    Be sure to read Nixon's quote, and the part about non-men getting kicked off the property by 10pm. "Someone's taking you for a ride" gets an ENTIRELY different meaning.

    Not that I care what rich old queers do--I'm not straight, but I'm not exactly hiding behind invented money or the hedges of a country club, either.

    Ya wanna cum?

    maddpsyintyston December 23, 2018   Link
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    General Comment

    This one is pretty obvious, this song is about the "Illuminati" conspiracy theory. The line about the "serpent clan" is talking about the "Cult of the Serpent", which is supposedly related to the reptilians, and has many big named people involved. The part about the "33 degrees" is referring to the 33rd degree in the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, and the part about "And 2 weeks off in bohemian grove" is about the encampment that includes some of the most powerful men in the world, where they host the controversial "Cremation of Care" ceremony. look it up.

    IamZanderson February 16, 2010   Link
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    Am I the only person who pisses themselves laughing when Jaz says 'and two weeks off in Bohemian Grove....you wanna come ?' ;-))

    MistahBungleon January 05, 2015   Link

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