Wicked messenger

by Jake Edwards on June 5, 2009

Undisclosed message from the edge of hell:

Dear X,

There are two sides to the story and I`m not having mine drowned out…its about bringing the fire and the rain;
about FIGHTING for freedom and saving the land/ our minds from the unrelentless onslaught of media lies, deceit and manipulation in an orwellian world under surveillance, financial manipulation, systems of terror. ….focus upon integrity, justice, egalitarianism – this is actually a wilderness / road project, ELI-JAH wanders like a ghost through the landscape – vital to our survival. I want to hear and feel some fire; grasp a cluster of exploding stars. it isnt about saftey – or knocking off the corners…it isn`t about towing the fucking line, it’s a matter of faith not fear; love not hate and life beyond death.

Here is an interpretation of the Song November `08 [george vocals]:

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