"Tuesday in Israel" genre: Emo
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	From blast beats to layered emo parts, hopefully it'll kick you where it hurts.
	CD: A Long Walk With No Return   Label: Slave Union / 105 Records
	Story Behind the Song This song was written right after September 11. It's about how, even though the people responsible are obviously dispicable human beings, we can't paint it black and white. We can't say "it happened because they're evil." That's a copout. It had more to do with America's similar actions against innocent civilians in other countries, because we don't like what their tyrant leaders do to America. As long as we continue the cycle of violence, and play on their level, our government is just as much to blame. They're more concerned with looking good and being victorious for their own ego's, than preserving innocent life. It also deals with our apathy towards terrorism when it doesn't happen in america, or when america is supporting it against another country. we're not so innocent. We taught bin Laden everything he knew, because we wanted him to use it against the Soviets during the cold war. remember that. Lyrics Saw it on the small screan / They put four planes through our national pride / There may have been something about the loss of life / Adding more bodies to the funeral pyre won't put out the fire / Won't bring back the dead / Light the fuse / Aim the missile / Light now / Aim later / As long as we strike / Who cares what we hit / Pushing through / Crashing in / Falling down / How we love to hide our bloody hands / You wouldn't care what happened today / If it happened farther away / It's got us by the horns / And it's going to run us right through / Next time it will be you

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