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Psalms of Freedom

from Acid Tongue by Jeffrey Dallet

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Meet me today back in tomorrow’s violence
And I’ll understand what the eyes of the gypsy has said
To plan for a war that has happened yet again before
So I’ll sterilize my eyes to remember nothing

Take the young’s chances to answer the new world order
In which no faith I have to promise that shall ever end
So take my hand as we rage into the darkness
To re-live what love we thought we never had

Somewhere someone is singing
The psalms of freedom we have never heard before
Eating the rich to feed the poor
Tossed in sick silence and gore
To go on bleeding the psalms of freedom

You’re taking my children to upstage the ruthless
For dictators start with a heart that has never been born
The devil hides in the diamond eyes of the privileged
For they hate what they don’t understand or have never lived

Somewhere someone is singing
The psalms of freedom we have never heard before
Eating the rich to feed the poor
Tossed in sick silence and gore
To go on bleeding the psalms of freedom

The time has now come to take up arms for the helpless
With knowledge resistance defiance to the masters of war
For today they choke the truth under the guise of protection
Tomorrow your freedom at best has been put into question

Somewhere someone is singing
The psalms of freedom we have never heard before
Eating the rich to feed the poor tossed in sick silence and gore
To go on bleeding the psalms of freedom

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from Acid Tongue, released August 6, 2021
Jon Von - Bass
Brian Bodley - Drums
Scott Holland - Lead Guitar
Jeffrey Dallet - Vocals Guitar

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Jeffrey Dallet Denver, Colorado

From Denver, Colorado, Jeffrey Dallet combines rock with lyrically driven folk music. Dallet has won awards for his songwriting, winning an Akedamia best folk song award for his song "Gypsy Jewel" Dallet's experiences have all contributed to his unique style of songwriting which blends storytelling, social commentary, and lost love. ... more

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