MINIMAL LIMINAL - I was the singer in a teenage anarcho-crust punk band (Disgruntled Postal Workers live @ the Java Jump in Fife, WA) circa 1996

CELLBLOCK B (feat. Disgruntled Postal Workers) [Live]

This songs called Cellblock B
It's about a night I got beat up by five cops at a show in Burien
And spent the night in jail for obstruction of justice
It was fucked up

Whose standards do we uphold
When kids get beaten by police
This Fascist state is growing old
This mass of youth will never cease
No more noise, no Bill of Rights
Tackled, handcuffed for a friend
Next time more will join the fight
This nations coming to an end

Spent the night fighting to be free
Spent the night in cellblock B
Spent the night fighting to be free
Spent the night in cellblock B

Whole police force at a show
To kick the kids out on the street
All punks unite to overthrow
Face the piggies on your feet
No more noise, no Bill of Rights
Tackled, handcuffed for a friend
Next time more will join the fight
This nations coming to an end

Spent the night fighting to be free
Spent the night in cellblock B
Spent the night fighting to be free
Spent the night in cellblock B

Whole police force at a show
To kick the kids out on the street
All punks unite to overthrow
Face the piggies on your feet
No more noise, no Bill of Rights
Tackled, handcuffed for a friend
Next time more will join the fight
This nations coming to an end

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Writer(s): Daniel Alcyone
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