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Birth Control Takes On The "Old Boys Club" With The Power of Music



Birth Control, a local Nashville goth band has a slick album with seven tracks, each about something spooky, including it would seem, one about the global financial and political establishment.

Good stuff. Lyrics below.



It's a slow world, afraid of change
so we're here to facilitate
an old boys club just layin' low
cuz we dont want the world to know

we got bankers, business, kings and queens
we just wanna have a word in peace
we aren't trying to hurt anyone
just as long as we get what we want

Closed doors and open minds
we won't leave anyone behind
just as long as you're rich and white
then everything's gonna be all right

we got bankers, business, kings and queens
we just wanna have a word in peace
we aren't trying to hurt anyone
just as long as we get what we want

bankers, business, kings and queens
we just wanna have a word in peace
we aren't trying to hurt anyone
just as long as we get what we want

One world united no use in fighting
so watch our tv, read our papers consume,
obey, while we pave the world for

One world united no use in fighting
so watch our tv, read our papers consume,
obey, while we pave the world for

bankers, business, kings and queens
we just wanna have a word in peace
we aren't trying to hurt anyone
just as long as we get what we want

bankers, business, kings and queens
we just wanna have a word in peace
we aren't trying to hurt anyone
just as long as we get what we want

bankers, business, kings and queens
we just wanna have a word in peace
we aren't trying to hurt anyone
just as long as we get what we want
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