| Song | Black Box - Original |
| Artist | MC Frontalot |
| Album | Final Boss |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| People are incredibly cannibals some—indeed all—of the time, | |
| anonymous animals eating fruit off the vine, | |
| and I mind when the vine fruit eaten is me. | |
| Disenfranchisement: Frontalot MC. | |
| Come and be skeptical, come and see spectacle. | |
| Bear witness to misdirects I expect to pull. | |
| As I get let full access to the war chest, | |
| I’ll afford you any outcome. Come on, shout some requests! | |
| Like: Yea on the vote for: I get to count votes. | |
| Contract to me? Don’t you see shit floats? | |
| And I hope I don’t break my back in the battening | |
| of hatches. Indicate a smattering of latches | |
| under oath, and we’re covered, it’s cool. | |
| Under those, exquisitely tooled | |
| patchwork of fail-safes and tamperproof seals, | |
| at which the hax0r kids scamper with zeal. | |
| But it still don’t matter who proves concept. | |
| Long bet against it getting to committee; non-threat. | |
| Give you any vote you want, never once get caught, | |
| at the election emporium of MC Frontalot. | |
| [Random] | |
| My black box, that’s what I used to vote with, | |
| till I realized that I’m still a culprit. | |
| Well, let me explain, I’m hip to the game. | |
| Listen carefully, so you don’t get caught up the same. | |
| You see, I used to vote faithfully, but nowadays | |
| I’d rather just wait and see, ‘cause these folks | |
| never cared about saving me: since slavery, look what they gave to me. | |
| Since way back when, check it out, we was all taught | |
| in school that we could each make a difference. | |
| Now I realize that history is written by the winners, | |
| and it’s all just misrepresented. | |
| You cast your vote? How can you be sure | |
| that the machines that you’re using are totally secure? | |
| You should feel like a tool, ‘cause you’re all being fooled | |
| by television, books, even teachers at school. | |
| You’re better off playing the Lotto, ‘cause you’re | |
| gambling with your future if you choose to follow, | |
| so I’d rather sit at home with my hand on the bottle, | |
| living for today, ‘cause I don’t care about tomorrow. | |
| Radical claptrap will bubble at the edges | |
| of the citizenry among the young and the restless, | |
| but the free and the young never battle for nothing; | |
| they let me pickpocket votes, take the roads but they’re bluffing. | |
| And gone are the days, tombstones on the voter rolls. | |
| Now it’s all ports and diodes and nodes | |
| and stickers and trucks and look, we’ve got it in hand. | |
| Go read the tinhatterati, you want a sinister plan. | |
| Just trust we deliver on the balloting day. | |
| You need deniability while you’re pretending to pray, | |
| and I’ve got to get to work ‘cause you’re ten points down, | |
| and I better be your co-chair—I built this town! | |
| If you’re looking for a bargain on a way to prevail, | |
| Ohio and Florida are still on sale, | |
| but I’ve got to charge a lobbying fee for the service, | |
| ‘cause folks want to vote and they’re making me nervous. |
| People are incredibly cannibals some indeed all of the time, | |
| anonymous animals eating fruit off the vine, | |
| and I mind when the vine fruit eaten is me. | |
| Disenfranchisement: Frontalot MC. | |
| Come and be skeptical, come and see spectacle. | |
| Bear witness to misdirects I expect to pull. | |
| As I get let full access to the war chest, | |
| I' ll afford you any outcome. Come on, shout some requests! | |
| Like: Yea on the vote for: I get to count votes. | |
| Contract to me? Don' t you see shit floats? | |
| And I hope I don' t break my back in the battening | |
| of hatches. Indicate a smattering of latches | |
| under oath, and we' re covered, it' s cool. | |
| Under those, exquisitely tooled | |
| patchwork of failsafes and tamperproof seals, | |
| at which the hax0r kids scamper with zeal. | |
| But it still don' t matter who proves concept. | |
| Long bet against it getting to committee nonthreat. | |
| Give you any vote you want, never once get caught, | |
| at the election emporium of MC Frontalot. | |
| Random | |
| My black box, that' s what I used to vote with, | |
| till I realized that I' m still a culprit. | |
| Well, let me explain, I' m hip to the game. | |
| Listen carefully, so you don' t get caught up the same. | |
| You see, I used to vote faithfully, but nowadays | |
| I' d rather just wait and see, ' cause these folks | |
| never cared about saving me: since slavery, look what they gave to me. | |
| Since way back when, check it out, we was all taught | |
| in school that we could each make a difference. | |
| Now I realize that history is written by the winners, | |
| and it' s all just misrepresented. | |
| You cast your vote? How can you be sure | |
| that the machines that you' re using are totally secure? | |
| You should feel like a tool, ' cause you' re all being fooled | |
| by television, books, even teachers at school. | |
| You' re better off playing the Lotto, ' cause you' re | |
| gambling with your future if you choose to follow, | |
| so I' d rather sit at home with my hand on the bottle, | |
| living for today, ' cause I don' t care about tomorrow. | |
| Radical claptrap will bubble at the edges | |
| of the citizenry among the young and the restless, | |
| but the free and the young never battle for nothing | |
| they let me pickpocket votes, take the roads but they' re bluffing. | |
| And gone are the days, tombstones on the voter rolls. | |
| Now it' s all ports and diodes and nodes | |
| and stickers and trucks and look, we' ve got it in hand. | |
| Go read the tinhatterati, you want a sinister plan. | |
| Just trust we deliver on the balloting day. | |
| You need deniability while you' re pretending to pray, | |
| and I' ve got to get to work ' cause you' re ten points down, | |
| and I better be your cochair I built this town! | |
| If you' re looking for a bargain on a way to prevail, | |
| Ohio and Florida are still on sale, | |
| but I' ve got to charge a lobbying fee for the service, | |
| ' cause folks want to vote and they' re making me nervous. |
| People are incredibly cannibals some indeed all of the time, | |
| anonymous animals eating fruit off the vine, | |
| and I mind when the vine fruit eaten is me. | |
| Disenfranchisement: Frontalot MC. | |
| Come and be skeptical, come and see spectacle. | |
| Bear witness to misdirects I expect to pull. | |
| As I get let full access to the war chest, | |
| I' ll afford you any outcome. Come on, shout some requests! | |
| Like: Yea on the vote for: I get to count votes. | |
| Contract to me? Don' t you see shit floats? | |
| And I hope I don' t break my back in the battening | |
| of hatches. Indicate a smattering of latches | |
| under oath, and we' re covered, it' s cool. | |
| Under those, exquisitely tooled | |
| patchwork of failsafes and tamperproof seals, | |
| at which the hax0r kids scamper with zeal. | |
| But it still don' t matter who proves concept. | |
| Long bet against it getting to committee nonthreat. | |
| Give you any vote you want, never once get caught, | |
| at the election emporium of MC Frontalot. | |
| Random | |
| My black box, that' s what I used to vote with, | |
| till I realized that I' m still a culprit. | |
| Well, let me explain, I' m hip to the game. | |
| Listen carefully, so you don' t get caught up the same. | |
| You see, I used to vote faithfully, but nowadays | |
| I' d rather just wait and see, ' cause these folks | |
| never cared about saving me: since slavery, look what they gave to me. | |
| Since way back when, check it out, we was all taught | |
| in school that we could each make a difference. | |
| Now I realize that history is written by the winners, | |
| and it' s all just misrepresented. | |
| You cast your vote? How can you be sure | |
| that the machines that you' re using are totally secure? | |
| You should feel like a tool, ' cause you' re all being fooled | |
| by television, books, even teachers at school. | |
| You' re better off playing the Lotto, ' cause you' re | |
| gambling with your future if you choose to follow, | |
| so I' d rather sit at home with my hand on the bottle, | |
| living for today, ' cause I don' t care about tomorrow. | |
| Radical claptrap will bubble at the edges | |
| of the citizenry among the young and the restless, | |
| but the free and the young never battle for nothing | |
| they let me pickpocket votes, take the roads but they' re bluffing. | |
| And gone are the days, tombstones on the voter rolls. | |
| Now it' s all ports and diodes and nodes | |
| and stickers and trucks and look, we' ve got it in hand. | |
| Go read the tinhatterati, you want a sinister plan. | |
| Just trust we deliver on the balloting day. | |
| You need deniability while you' re pretending to pray, | |
| and I' ve got to get to work ' cause you' re ten points down, | |
| and I better be your cochair I built this town! | |
| If you' re looking for a bargain on a way to prevail, | |
| Ohio and Florida are still on sale, | |
| but I' ve got to charge a lobbying fee for the service, | |
| ' cause folks want to vote and they' re making me nervous. |