Bite The Hand

Album: Endgame (2009)
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  • They ball-gagged Lady Justice
    And blindfolded her so she can't see
    The erosion of the people's trust
    Of what will come to be an FDIC assisted suicide

    The depression of a depression
    Worldwide suicide for the economy
    Caused by the dialectic chaos when the
    Mob on Wall Street took "We the People" for a ride

    When its dog eat dog, you are what you eat
    Just like the mad dog that bites the hand that feeds
    Like the mad dog that bites the hand that feeds
    Just like the mad dog that bites the hand that feeds

    They took everything and anything
    As long as it once belonged to me
    The rats got all the money; the roaches
    Licked the cupboards clean of TV dinners and beer

    This never-ending nightmare
    Of the dreams I'll never, ever get to see
    And just one silver-bullet to your head
    It will set me free from all the life I wasted trusting you

    When it's dog eat dog, you are what you eat
    Just like the mad dog that bites the hand that feeds
    Like the mad dog that bites the hand that feeds
    When it's dog eat dog, you are what you eat
    Just like the mad dog that bites the hand that feeds
    Just like the mad dog that bites the hand that feeds Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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