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Mark of the Void Lyrics by Hammer and Sickle

The Manifesto

2017

Sickle:
That change happens be a puzzle for matter
Like, how to account for the glass and ah how it shatter
That is, how do we go from what is to futures
But not just like moving from one to two, y’know maybe three years
The new is, a complex thing, that can’t be seen
Without a more complex and confounding set of things
Something
Must happen first, a burst, unversed, unrehearsed
Dissensus leaving the police dispersed
But not police y’know like law and order
But more like the logics that govern and create order
Sort of, a count-as-one, that leave some one and some none
None like zero, inexisting
Not included but still persisting
Yet from this thing something like true change can occur
From this nothing we can, ya know, transform the world
Word and I'm sorry if this is too philosophical
But I'm finding your contention just too Reallogical
Kinda like theological
But in the place of god you put reality
With a big R
Or, make what is into all
This vision is small
The all is not, that means the all is
Shot through with an inconsistency that make it not
So stop
With that position
Because within it you cannot think
How this shit could be different
So to the song you will listen
Muscles with stiffen
You know you be in presence of the two greatest of dialectician
Thinkers of scission
Cognition different
And Kendrick, when you say the universe works mentally
Do you mean that thought and being be the same thing?
Like, thought names a change
An act that arrange
It's strange, your subject matter could range to such a height
It keeps me up at night
Got me sitting at my desk while I write and write
So I might
You just have meant something simple
Like those words just rhymed, like they just lines in a jingle
I don’t think so, anyway
Now back to novelty
Honestly
It's right here in this conversation I want to be
You see, it's a question that’s really important
It determines whether you’re militant or reformist
Almost, like the possible is a category for contestation
Through imposed prescriptions on it you can control a nation
It's strange then, that we treat the possible as a fixed term
That isn’t subject to contingent whim and turn
It's absurd
The possible is a category that’s determined fate
Its controlled and justified racist hate
And racist state, this ain't debate
Its fact
And change is too, to be bring the new requires courage from people like me and you
So support the true, uh

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