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Humanities

from The Black Moon by Jeff Vicario & John Warwick

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The Twitter scene revolving around two radio stations - SLE Music Radio and Radio TFSC - dedicated to promoting independent artists has for the past year or so provided many artists involved in the community the chance find collaborators.

John Warwick and Jeff Vicario are no exceptions.

Now, for the first - but not the last - time they've joined forces on this face melting, angry but tuneful blast of punky rock n' roll!

Humanities was written around New Years 2020/2021 over email with John providing the verses and Jeff supplying the chorus.

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You brought me down from the heavens
Then left me among the worst
Pillage in land of the poor man
You give me this fucking curse

Whispered: "Help the weak ones"
Well, tell me what they deserve
These foul and useless humans
Just let them all fucking burn

No to humanity
No illusions
No to prosperity
There's no future

Screaming for their punishment
I’ll serve them up what they're worth
By igniting the hand of torture
So many will lose their nerves

By showing acts so futile
None of them want to earn
Just cheating, lying bastards
Watching them all just worm

No to humanity
No illusions
No to prosperity
There's no future

Feeble down to your core
Just a disease, nothing more
Did you lost your fucking sanctity
What was the price for humanity

No to humanity
No illusions
No to prosperity
There's no future

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from The Black Moon, track released February 26, 2021
Music, lyrics, arrangement: John Warwick & Jeff Vicario
Vocals, guitars: John
Vocals, guitars, bass: Jeff

Cover art by John
Mixed by John

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