"D.E.A. Inc." genre: Rock
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	The 20th Century saw a new form of slavery developed through the use of drug laws targeted at the poorest American communities.
	CD: Birth Of The Sun
	Lyrics DEA, Inc. Welcome to the Twenties the temperance movement this is the beginning of the end Throughout the century up go penitentiaries and down goes the people of race. The profit is there the potential is obvious the profit is there to be made. There has to be two sides to every competition so introducing: DEA, Incorporated. Welcome to the Sixties the birth of the hippies and more than one war begins They isolate pot like a communist plot like its the birth of the moral decay. But what they really know is that the more they get the dope then the more the money is made. Its like a profit on an export a tarriff on an import everythings confiscated DEA, Incorporated (Now were working for the state, on this fucking chain gang) Welcome to the Eighties The C I 80s introducing crack cocaine They take it from the Contras put it on an airplane and fly it into South L.A. They isolate a people a vulnerable people and revamp slavery They smile for a nation kill a generation just another day for DEA, Incorporated Now were working for the state aint it great? aint it good? working on your highway wave as you drive by wave hello, wave goodbye to the 21st Century slaves Nothing has been won In the war against drugs just a whole lot of lost souls Theres minimum sentencing entrapment is the ordinary search warrants thrown out the door. Kids are getting locked up for eleven straight years without the chance of parole And when they get out its back to the frontlines just another good idea Brought to you by DEA, Incorporated. Copyright 2001. All Rights Reserved.

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