Biografía:
Onsind is a DIY folk-punk band from Pity Me, Durham, UK.
They have releases on Plan-it-X, Discount Horse, Specialist Subject and more.
You can listen to and download all of their songs at http://onsind.bandcamp.com.
Read more on Last.fm
Otras canciones:
- A Generous Exposition
- Annie
- Ba77
- Claimant
- Clarice
- Dissatisfactions
- Either Hes Dead Or My Watch Has Stopped
- Frankland Prison Blues
- God Hates Facts
- Grieving Kind
- Heat Up The Blade
- Here Come The Year Nines
- Heterosexuality Is A Construct
- Huey Alabaster
- I Could Carve A Better Man Out Of A Banana
- If Anyone Needs Me Ill Be In The Angry Dome
- Immature
- Kim Kelly Is My Cognitive Behavioural Therapist
- Kim Kelly Is My Friend
- Lord Beer Me Strength
- Loyalty Festers
- Magnolia
- Margie
- Memoirs Of A Dutiful Daughter
- Mildred
- My Clean Sweep At The Clown Oscars
- Old Hazel Eyes Is Back
- Pigs In The Green Room
- Pokemon City Limits
- Scenes From A Shit Italian Restaurant
- Sectioned
- Snitches Get Stitches
- Suicide Is Painful
- Sweet And Tender Julian
- That Takes Ovaries
- Truth Emerges From The Well
- You Should Probably Keep It All In
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Really enjoying Onsind currently. Have fun! PR
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When I see a prison, I see a vested interest in recidivism;
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the righteous and pure on a moral mission, an awful draconian place
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Will nobody listen? Can we please move beyond this simplistic vision?
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Of ‘intrinsically bad natured citizens’ and the myth that it’s keeping us safe.
When I see a prison I see an inconsistency,
I see differential treatment, I see widespread inequality
I see a failing system that is grinning in defeat,
I see a cycle that nobody’s trying to break, a pattern that’s built to repeat,
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They say “when you open up a school, you close a prison door”
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Well we keep underfunding education and locking up the poor
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And I’m not sure where this is heading, But I know it isn’t great,
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we turned our heads away and they built a prison state.
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a prison state
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“Take me, take me anywhere, I never really cared about this freedom,
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It was never meant for me
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Lead me, lead me to my cell, I deserve to be in hell, there’s your solution,
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you should lock me up and throw away the key, Eternally. Imprison me.”
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When I see a prison, I see a vested interest in recidivism;
D# G G#
the righteous and pure on a moral mission, an awful draconian place
D# G G#
Will nobody listen? Can we please move beyond this simplistic vision?
D# G G#
Of ‘intrinsically bad natured citizens’ and the myth that it’s keeping us safe.
When I see a prison I see an inconsistency,
I see differential treatment, I see widespread inequality
I see a failing system that is grinning in defeat,
I see a cycle that nobody’s trying to break, a pattern that’s built to repeat,
D# G#
They say “when you open up a school, you close a prison door”
Cm F G#
Well we keep underfunding education and locking up the poor
D# G#
And I’m not sure where this is heading, But I know it isn’t great,
Cm F G#
we turned our heads away and they built a prison state.
F
a prison state
D# G# Cm
“Take me, take me anywhere, I never really cared about this freedom,
F G#
It was never meant for me
D# G# Cm
Lead me, lead me to my cell, I deserve to be in hell, there’s your solution,
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you should lock me up and throw away the key, Eternally. Imprison me.”
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Oonagh
Ooz Intocables
Op Shop
OP8
OPA TUA
Operator
Operator Please
Opereiras
Ophrie Bashan
Opick