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Forward To Square One

from The Saltire / Majestic Masses by Fotzepolitic

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I need a new addiction
One that cures the one before
And all those fatalistic flaws

I need a new obsession
Something real, to pacify the failings
And all that they’ve tried to steal

With every passing year, passing year
Making a soul austere, soul austere
With every passing year, passing year
Making a soul austere, soul austere

I need a new addiction
One that cures the one before and the one before
And all those poisoned thoughts

I need a new diction, a new alphabet
To find some words to describe all this holy fucking mess

There’s no pride before the fall
An end stuck on repeat
A new collapse of progress
Where no more ends can meet

With every passing year, passing year
Making a soul austere, soul austere
With every passing year, passing year
Making a soul austere, soul austere

These walls heighten
But you never really tried to climb them
These walls heighten
But you never really tried to climb them

With every passing year, passing year
With every passing year, passing year

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from The Saltire / Majestic Masses, track released August 26, 2015
Written by Daniel/Robertson/Willox
Recorded and mixed by Les Willox
Image used with the kind permission of Miron Zownir

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Fotzepolitic Glasgow, UK

Doug Daniel on Bass Guitar.

Richey Robertson on Vocals, Words.

Les Willox on Guitar and Synth, Drum, Programming and Computer.

"Fotzepolitic have a deep-layered complex sound with an emphasis on the electronic, which is dark and bleak and with strong views on the science of government"
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