You make me angry
With all those filthy lies
"For mankind beneficial"
Is what you always say
Greedy to the backbone
Blessed be biotechnology
Consequences unknown
Money for the mega-companies
Thank you for the "false" food
Cool, that we can be your guinea-pigs
Genetic Overkill - eat shit
We all will pay the bill - legal damaged health
Genetic Overkill - that's sick
We all will pay the bill - to increase their wealth
Hey, ruthless Monsanto
Your Third World homicide
Controls them, exploits them
With crops and pesticides
Sanctions for Europe
That's what Bush has to say
But we don't want those products
Almighty U.S.A.
Greedy to the backbone
Blessed be biotechnology
Consequences unknown
Money for the mega-companies
Thank you for the "false" food
Cool, that we can be your guinea-pigs
Genetic Overkill - eat shit
We all will pay the bill - legal damaged health
Genetic Overkill - that's sick
We all will pay the bill - to increase their wealth
Another surprise from a band that isn’t enough famous for their social and environmental awareness. Outspoken lyrics that take no prisoners about the issue of GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms) colossal multinational corporations, like Monsanto, try to release to environment, agriculture and food market all over the world in order to control world food production for more profits, disregarding probable irreversible consequences and impacts to environment, public health, social and economic automomy of Third World small local economies and no matter the independent scientists’ warnings about serious evidence for such risks: Allergy in humans, health hazards to animals fed with GMO, uncontrolled release and mixing GMO with conventional food, etc
You can hear a song from this album in youtube
Die with the beer in your hand
03 September, 2008
“Genetic Overkill” by Tankard, Album: Beast of Bourbon, (2004)
Αναρτήθηκε από candiru - stratis aigaiopelagitis στις 11:07 AM
Ετικέτες 00s decade, heavy metal, Tankard, thrash
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This cannot work in fact, that is what I consider.
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