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[Even with the valiant efforts of the humanoid-dolphin resistance, the Boxes still exert quite a bit of control over the population of the Earth. Only one way for sure to stop Nog for good: knock out the forcefields surrounding the Plastic Castle of New Orleans and destroy the damn things!]

deal me in - I'll take that bet - and raise you -AHH!!!- all your money you will give to Nog - sacrifice to a pagan god - forests will be plowed for the advancement of dens - harvesting the monsters will be their only function (a bunch of motherfuckers!!!) - every individual will lose identity - the box facilitating their faceless unity - monsters and glass will corrupt the landscape - and from our prying eyes there is no escape - please don't take my home - don't wanna live under your control- silencing every basic need - consuming every resource that exists for your own greed - all your money... - and they'll eat you alive - where did our hopes go wrong - how were we so blind to elect one such as Nog - the once pure town, just a giant bog - cancer on the face of a world so torn - can you see it, what you're doing to me - its time for the revolution - it's time for me! - you make us cry, we hope you die - i wanna bash it all to hell

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from A Mouse in the Land of Nog, released May 12, 2000

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Austin, TX-based songwriter. 30 albums avail. on bandcamp or elsewhere [youtube & mediafire]. All downloads are FREE or name- your-price! See my FB artist page [linked below] for full discog and links to almost all of my music [click the "about" tab then click "see more" under where it says "description"] ... more

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