Name: Post-Industrial Junkyard
Duration: P00H04M16S
Description: Why continue to be a part of something so knowingly destructive? Easier said than done of course, but our character and many others along with him decide to cut their ties to it. Oh and by the way, this ends part 3.

Post-Industrial Junkyard

from Truth Mosaic by Brett Alexander Boye

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Why continue to be a part of something so knowingly destructive? Easier said than done of course, but our character and many others along with him decide to cut their ties to it. Oh and by the way, this ends part 3.

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Hey, Tyranny manipulating us again
And knockin down knockin down our dignity
Hey, Tyranny repeating history again
And knockin down knockin down our liberty

All we have to do is break and cut the strings
All we have left is junk to set us free
Reallocate the scrap, liberate our minds
All we have to do is break and cut the strings

We're waking up, we're waking up
We're walking off the grid
We're off the grid
It's breaking down, it's breaking down
It's coming down

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from Truth Mosaic, released June 9, 2016

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Brett Alexander Boye Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

With over 30 years of songwriting, Brett Alexander Boye would like to think he's evolved and learned a thing or two. His music is an attempt to find deep meaning and truth within a bizarre world ruled by untruth. His solo albums do derive from a wide range of influences like The Church, David Bowie, Mark Knopfler, Rob Pollard, Sigur Ros and others but always seeks to create something original. ... more

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