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Illuminate

from Eponymous by B.D. Martin

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Freedom is as freedom does

Why can't you tell me what this nation was?
I think we're melting, Feels like we're covered in dumb
I hear the, "Help me! Help me!" but nobody would
I think we're melting so where's the alarm
Illuminate

Build up the fires, Shoot us from the capital
Label us liars but we can see you
Encroach our livelihood, We know it's gone too far
Call us the monsters, We will eat you

I got one thing to say to the establishment
It's we the people who established it
From a former junkie to the college kids
We'll fight your hate till we abolish it
Illuminate

Build up the fires, Shoot us from the capital
Label us liars but we can see you
Encroach our livelihood, We know it's gone too far
Call us the monsters, We will eat you

We will eat you, We the people
We can see you, We will beat you now

Build up the fires, Shoot us from the capital
Label us liars but we can see you
Encroach our livelihood, We know it's gone too far
Call us the monsters, We will eat you

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from Eponymous, released August 9, 2022
Written, Performed, Mixed and Mastered by B.D. Martin

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B.D. Martin Bridgewater, Massachusetts

B.D. Martin's influences include Grunge, Metal, Rock, Hip Hop, Alternative and Blues. He struggled with addiction for years he puts the painful fight to overcome it in many of his songs. In addition to working as a music video director/editor, live sound and recording engineer, B.D. Martin also composes all of his works and plays all of the instruments in his recordings. ... more

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