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Take Your Power Back

by Janey Colbourne

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This Is Capitalism We live in a society in which peasants used to be paid in beer, to keep them happy in their mundane lives, To numb them from the reality of their poverty and enslavement. Now we are paid in money, and are expected to buy our own beer, wine, coffee, cake, toothpaste, perfume (consumer goods for your satisfaction & distraction) and this is capitalism. The illusion of choice for the profit of the few. Cars, houses, holidays you can spend your life paying for (consumer lifestyle for satisfaction and distraction) Advertisements advising on the meaning of our lives: Do remind us how to fulfill our individuality through purchasing of mass produced goods, sold to the masses. Do remind us. Money is the new drug. This is capitalism. How you control our lives. They dazzle your eyes and capitalize on your blindness. Semantical tactics. Using language to define your reality. (This is a prison) “Consumer goods. Consumerism. We are consumers.” Money is the new drug. This is capitalism. This is a prison. How you control our lives. Semantical tactics. Using language to define your reality. “Consumer goods. Consumerism. We are consumers.” (This is a prison) The illusion of choice for the profit of the few. They dazzle your eyes and capitalize on your blindness. Define your reality. How you control our lives. Money is the new drug. This is capitalism. Define your reality. ©Janey Colbourne 2017
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School Is A Grade Farm School is a grade farm The products are the grades Children are the unpaid Employees (Wait, isn't that a slave) School is a company The government The shareholder Waiting for results On the value of their shares The teachers being managers Must increase productivity under pressure From the shareholders ©Janey Colbourne 2017
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Culture 01:36
Culture Pound shops and takeaways, salons for grooming of dogs and their owners sit side by side. Rancid fat acrid in back alley junk piles, settees and Christmas trees slowly decay. Damp homes in damp climate for cotton mill workers no longer needed. The forest of chimneys now superseded by new build in miniature, room sizes shrinking, like chocolates and crisps, the packets get smaller while the prices go through the roof. ©Janey Colbourne 2017
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What is freedom? Insidious, drip, drip, drip, manipulation, until normality is life in a cage of words and looks. Like a dog that stands there docile, the rope untied. Some words do hurt, do stick. The most powerful, parasitic, worm into the mind, unnoticed, unchallenged, apparently innocuous, sugar coated lies on the nature of reality. But a mind awakened in the vast realms of consciousness, can no longer be seized, for seeing true nature, sees the rope, untied. ©Janey Colbourne 2017
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Remember This When your world is shifting sand, your vision shipwrecked on the shore, in the house of your dreams, the floorboards decay, and you see the abyss, remember this: The earth is below you and she will hold you. You stand on solid ground, all else is illusion. The earth is below you and she will hold you. Remember this. ©Janey Colbourne 2017
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Revolution 03:33
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Take Your Power Back I want my power back I take my power back Take your power back Nobody can really take it from you It's there inside you Step into your power It's already there Power over Is oppression Power from within Is freedom Power over is war Power from within is Love ©Janey Colbourne 2017

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Intelligent electronica with spoken word, challenging the capitalist agenda and creating a new narrative of personal empowerment, freedom, community and connection.

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released December 24, 2017

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Intelligent techno and spoken word. I got something to say...

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