Who's to Blame

from Defenestration Boulevard by Lud

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Spent all morning in line for some government cheese
It was a pretty good haul I got some butter, too
Took it home and cut it up for the punks
Maybe one of them was you

Who’s to blame? Who’s to blame?

Two thousand men and women under a railroad bridge
Everyone swaying
Two thousand God’s Bits of Wood scattered in the forest
And we are singing hymns/ We’re just singing hymns

Who’s to blame? Who’s to blame?
‘Cause I really want to talk to that man

You can postmark this one Defenestration Boulevard
Land of broken candy machines
Where the old vets sleep outside on white flag nights
If I have ever seen a sin, that’s a sin

Who’s to blame? Who’s to blame?
‘Cause I really want to talk to that man

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from Defenestration Boulevard, released April 15, 2020

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Lud is a band in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. We started around 1993 and have played shows and recorded records ever since

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