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Copyright © 2013 Cat On A Hog Entertainment by Alex Bellanca and Michael Bellanca. All Rights Reserved.
*Warning: Any unauthorized reproduction of this or any other recording is prohibited by Federal law and is subject to criminal prosecution.

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Break

Everybody thinks that I'm working at an angle, but working is trying and trying just aint my style
You're always saying that I've got to change, well you can change your mind, but your mind can't change me...

All our lives we try, though in the end we die
Like a fire that burns, as it then yearns
To be stoked by a goal, as if like coal
Set in by desire to let that fire transpire
Amuse, a muse, my kingdom for amusement

I've got the blues, how about you?
This useless existence is breaking me down!

Everyday's the same, like animals we're tamed
Inside anger alerts a rebellion that lurks
It begs us to rise, and we just act surprised
Though we try to continue, we just don't know how to
Arise, a rise, a new age is rising

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from Yet Another Kick​-​Ass Demo (EP), track released March 3, 2013
Recorded January 12, 2013 at Sour Note Productions. Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Zazu Pitts. Music and lyrics by Alex Bellanca and Mykel Nitro. Studio bass and rhythm guitars performed by Kevin Spicer and Phil Tharp.

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Intrinsic Rochester, New York

Intrinsic formed in June 2006 by brothers Alex and Mykel "Nitro" Bellanca. They have released four full length studio albums, four compilation EPs, and one LP. Intrinsic has had a few different line-ups over the years, but have always been The Subvert Kings. ... more

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