"schism" genre: Rock
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	An odd time feel good toe tapper with metric modulation.
	Credits: Collins. performed by The Committee of Public Safety
	Story Behind the Song Schism is about the difference between people's deeds and their words. When I wrote this initially (around 1991) it was based on experiences with high ranking officials of the church who would say one thing and do another. In the Comittee of Public Safety, it applied specifically to Robespierre - fighting for and against the common man simultaneously. The committee of public safety Scott Collins - guitar Caroline Dillon - cello Marko Djordjevic - Drums Mike Mallory - Bass Teresa Sienkiewicz - voice Lyrics Waiting there to judge me, your badge amongst your robes Casting the first stone. Casting the first stone. So you have transcended what you were before. You are not what you seem. Should I hang my head down as I spit? I'm laughing. laughing laughing Your words bathed in hate make me feel unclean. Manipulate their tone. Manipulate their context to coincide with your view You are not what you seem. Your facade will not withstand. You will be exposed. I'm laughing. laughing.

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