The Outrage Outweighs the Means

from The Eagle Has Left the Building by The Prudish Few

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Because of the way life leans,
What’s the weight of all of the denied dreams?

When you are not heard or seen,
When does the outrage outweigh the means?

The torches and battle scenes
Make it clear the outrage outweighs the means

The sickening impunity
Makes the outrage outweigh the means for me

Because of this gang of fiends,
And because the cruelty’s become routine,
And babies caged in our names,
I can see a white house gone up in flames

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from The Eagle Has Left the Building, released August 21, 2020

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Chamber Music in the form of a Rock Band. Todd, Mike, Jay - Nashville, TN.

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