Obligatory song-that-has-an-exclamation-point-in-the-title about how I've downloaded a lot of music in my time. I grew up in poverty with a capital poor, so I couldn't afford to go out and buy my music, so I got it in less-than-legal ways. Take it at face value and ask yourself: What should be more important to the musician, the fact that you love their music, or the fact that you paid for it?
lyrics
Alritasdoit! Uh, two, three, four!
I had a friend the other day
Who had the nerve to come and say
That I was robbing all my favourite artists
I download music illegally,
An obscene act of robbery (Just disgusting!)
I guess I'm too poor to listen to it
Because poor people don't deserve music
No, poor people don't deserve to hear me sing
Poor people don't deserve music
How dare I think that you guys rock?
Now, this might come as quite a shock...
But I can't pay a dollar a song
But I never would've heard your song
And I never could've sung along
If I didn't rape the industry
Because poor people don't deserve music
No, poor people don't deserve to hear me sing
Poor people don't deserve music
(Super-manly laugh)
So don't come down on all the fans,
I buy my music, but I can't (He can't!)
I'd be in debt all the way up to my tuning pegs
And don't think we should feel the lash
Because we don't have lots of cash
We still love your music
But poor people don't deserve music
No, poor people don't deserve to hear me sing
Poor people don't deserve music
One more time! (Alright!)
Poor people don't deserve music
No, poor people don't deserve to hear me sing
Poor people don't deserve music
This album speaks to me in a special way, absolute best of the best. Songs about longing, missing people, and pure sweet calm. Completely touching and amazing. Nathaniel Liles