Clay Howard - my smartphone

from Round 2, Week 9 by Monday Morning 3AM Music Club

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"write a hardcore, etc... protest song."

This protests online bullies from the viewpoint of the bully. Really- read the lyrics

This is my first and last hardcore tune. It may be quite horrible- I honestly do not know.

lyrics

My Smartphone
©clay howard

i didn't have thoughts ti lI saw it online
now i say it on facebook
anonymous am I behind this keyboard
now i say it on twitter
144 characters bout as high as I count
best I can figure

thank the lord for this thing i type on
gives me strength in spite of having no backbone
thank the lord for the thing i type on
my muscles are big my brain is too... on my smartphone

DIdn't have a place I could fit into
til my dad gave me wifi i could plug into
now i sit alone all day
type hateful words and laugh my time away
yeah I'm the guy you call a troll
and no one can censor.....

no great feeling than being in charge
my thoughts are the only thing on me.....that are large

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from Round 2, Week 9, released June 30, 2014
clay howard- bass, guitars, drum samples

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