"Destroy!" genre: Folk
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	This is an old song that was written while I was in math class in high school. It is representative of the fantasies that I had dialy while I was going to the prison known as "public school".
	CD: ...Hey! Those are'nt SHIITAKE Mushrooms!   Label: Shiitake Mushrooms Records Credits: David Ney: Vocals, Guitar. Written by David Ney
	Story Behind the Song Here is the dictionary defintion of "prison": Main Entry: 1pris·on Pronunciation: 'pri-z&n Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from Latin prehension-, prehensio act of seizing, from prehendere to seize -- more at GET Date: 12th century 1 : a state of confinement or captivity 2 : a place of confinement especially for lawbreakers; specifically : an institution (as one under state jurisdiction) for confinement of persons convicted of serious crimes -- compare JAIL By that definition, public school is a prison. It is an institution that citizens are required to do time in that is under state jurisdiction. I realized this at an early age. Just imagine me singing this song while banging a tin cup against the bars of my cell. I wish I could play the harmonica... Lyrics The school officially closes today Step aside principal, it's going away We're gonna DESTROY everything in site Break all the windows Bust all the lights Burn the textbooks that teach us lies The educational system's demise We finally become individuals We're people you know, not your little tools DESTROY the school! No more rules! I don't care Their conscience is not there Throw the globe against the wall Hell yes I will destroy them all The little lines are'nt really there I am free to go anywhere You can't hold me here no more What are you gonna do? Barracade the door? The school is going up in flames I'm tired of playing brainwashing games

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