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Supply Chain
02:22
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Coca Cola/ Motarola/ Its the supply chain
On the Somali Beach/ they're trying scuba gear/ Its just a new technique/ To keep the shipping clear
And the tanker is just a mile away/ just a trigger pull from getting paid
Coca Cola/ Motarola/ Its the supply chain
And in the DRC/ the bottom of the mine/ they are digging dirt/ so you can stay online
I bet your phone is pretty slick/ but you'll get new iphones quick
Coca Cola/ Motarola/ Its the supply chain
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Brand Loyalty
02:34
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A great opportunity to learn things for free/ you finished your schooling now intern for free/ you realize your life is not as clear or free/ right now as the one you wanted it to be
Steady are the hands of the artisan as he crafts future plans for nothing/ Step in to this van and film a short documentary about your relationship: to our product line
Brand Loyalty forever
A great opportunity to build your resume/ we'd love to have you hear but you wont get paid/ our products and team members always make the grade/ 3rd party certified its company policy
Steady are the hands of the artisan as he crafts future plans for nothing/ Step in to this van and film a short documentary about your relationship: to our product line
Brand Loyalty forever
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Packaging
02:27
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What should I buy/ Package it right/ every purchase is a story/ A story that I buy
Organic from Ecuador/ Read it on the flyer/ conflicts moving back and forth/ I am just the buyer
Packaging is everything/ Here's a story/ see if you can sell it/ the truth is nothing/ packaging is everything
The image gives it sheen/ but there is violence there is greed/ there's friction moving back and forth/ consumption isn't clean
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J-5
01:40
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Down at J-5/ I felt so rich and white/ my lawyer looked at me/ Said Ben you'll be fine.
The Man in tattered jeans/ looked awfully relieved/ to only get a week/
The baby next to me/ was beautiful and clean/ I hope they let her mamma free
Let them all out/ Let Let them all out/ they did nothing at all/ these walls got to fall
I never Felt my power like that/ I was out of there in an hour like that/ the day I went to jail
Let them all out/ Let Let them all out/ they did nothing at all/ these walls got to fall
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Offices Empty
02:01
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From the capital eye view/ from the side of the highway/ from the view of real estate/ there's a death of politics/
From the garden see the river/ and its getting close to dinner/ and my budgets getting thinner/ but Im eating just fine
From the capital eye view/ all is not welllllll
From the garden see the river/ and its getting close to dinner/ and my budgets getting thinner/ but Im eating just fine
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Pollen Rx Austin, Texas
Pollen Rx (formerly just Pollen) is a high energy garage pop four piece with punk influences. They combine poppy melodies gritty riffs and political lyrics into concise and driving songs that can make you dance. Pollen Rx is , Caroline, Maud, Ben and Drummer boi ... more
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