"rhetoric" genre: Metalcore
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	Recorded at Wintersound studios in Gloucester, VA.
	CD: MILF   Label: Self-released Credits: Brian Jones, Josh Nelson, Chris Seagle, Matt DeFir
	Story Behind the Song This song is about looking back on the impact of Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" programs (that's welfare, Jack) forty years after their controversial beginning. More importantly it addresses the deeper issue behind federal programs like welfare, namely elitism. The notion that the government has a better understanding of what's best for its citizens than the citizens themselves. Lyrics the dependency, that you have wrought is just testimony, to the nature of... ...the absurdity, of your thinking no one else, is capable? time will cut you and everything you stand for to pieces the weight of your rhetoric crumbles with time please help us, feed us our instinct, does not apply nurture us, till we're soft educate us with drivel sell us ignore our values, and subjugate our personalities all i can say to you: don't have to - don't ever wanna think at least, they can't take my pride away from me forty years of failure, great society

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