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Optimistic Biscuit

from Optimistic Picnic by Cautious Kieran

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lyrics

(David Frost questions)

take drugs, fuck about and party yo!/
fuck my mind til im just a couch potato/
this is youth, guess im livin how you say so/
like a cool kid, rappin bout his ego/
yeah I got the vision, straight from my television/
yeah i represent, some glorified nihilism/
sorry that my picnic didn't bring no optimism/
its not how I'm livin, just more criticism/

(keys play)

my generation knows that everything is false/
that youth can't decide the election results/
we were educated, learn we have a pulse/
instead we turn off, take a slow drunk waltz/
some can play along, get alot while some have none/
I plead with you all to fire some more nuerons
this world will soon be ours to inherit/
so I ask if your apathy deserves any merit?/

(Olof Palme responds)

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from Optimistic Picnic, released March 1, 2014
Produced by Marley Parker

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Cautious Kieran Melbourne, Australia

Born in 93, and set to rock it 'til infinity, Cautious Kieran will happily assure you that he is no average MC. Growing up as a fervently discontented individual, it was in a world of hip hop that he found a medium suited to his disapproval of society. And now, with the release of his debut EP 'Optimistic Picnic', he can happily go on, to crush kill and destroy. ... more

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