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Chinooks Lyrics by Daniel McIlvenny

Unfree

2016

On this coin the seal of the crown's gone
Dissolved by a thousand palms,
So I'll commune with myself on the floor
With my broken teeth and my sleep sore
Twice as many blades above my head
Twice as many chinooks in the sky
Were you raised on powder or breast fed?
Do you know your home is the front-line?
Screen tells me of black market posion
Destined for a pavement in London
Men in offices abuse children
Is it worse to know and do nothing?
So where's the war, where's the war?
It's on my screen
It's in my sleep
On my tv
Where's the war? Where's the war at?
It's in my genes
It's on my streets
In my family
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Daniel McIlvenny

Daniel McIlvenny

About “Chinooks” by Daniel McIlvenny

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"Chinooks" is credited to Daniel McIlvenny. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Chinooks" appears on "Unfree" in 2016.

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