| Song | Don't Vote |
| Artist | Cass McCombs |
| Album | Catacombs |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Your Uncle had an old saying: “ | |
| If you don’t vote, then you can’t complain” | |
| Sizing up candidates 1st election day, you thought: “ | |
| I’m 18 and have no opinion either way” | |
| You had a lot of friends but no peers | |
| Could you imagine- this could drag on four more years! | |
| If one day you had more peers than friends, it’s because your means caught up with your ends | |
| Jaws are wagging: “ | |
| The 1 or the 2 ??” eager to put | |
| John Hancock on the ‘who’s who’ | |
| Voting seemed almost like a disease | |
| An absolute a day, if you’re feeling ill-at-ease | |
| You thought about becoming a cop | |
| Any job with a helmet, in case of a drop | |
| You did what anyone else would do in your place, you toyed with the idea of entering the race | |
| Instead of living in your own filth, you had the nerve to think crop could spring from your tilth | |
| You were called “ | |
| Diva” by a protective young man | |
| They still call you every name they can | |
| It must hard sometimes not to complain, | |
| But that’s the deal your | |
| Uncle once explained | |
| If not choosing was accepted as a trade, not voting would be the smartest choice you’ve made |
| Your Uncle had an old saying: " | |
| If you don' t vote, then you can' t complain" | |
| Sizing up candidates 1st election day, you thought: " | |
| I' m 18 and have no opinion either way" | |
| You had a lot of friends but no peers | |
| Could you imagine this could drag on four more years! | |
| If one day you had more peers than friends, it' s because your means caught up with your ends | |
| Jaws are wagging: " | |
| The 1 or the 2 ??" eager to put | |
| John Hancock on the ' who' s who' | |
| Voting seemed almost like a disease | |
| An absolute a day, if you' re feeling illatease | |
| You thought about becoming a cop | |
| Any job with a helmet, in case of a drop | |
| You did what anyone else would do in your place, you toyed with the idea of entering the race | |
| Instead of living in your own filth, you had the nerve to think crop could spring from your tilth | |
| You were called " | |
| Diva" by a protective young man | |
| They still call you every name they can | |
| It must hard sometimes not to complain, | |
| But that' s the deal your | |
| Uncle once explained | |
| If not choosing was accepted as a trade, not voting would be the smartest choice you' ve made |
| Your Uncle had an old saying: " | |
| If you don' t vote, then you can' t complain" | |
| Sizing up candidates 1st election day, you thought: " | |
| I' m 18 and have no opinion either way" | |
| You had a lot of friends but no peers | |
| Could you imagine this could drag on four more years! | |
| If one day you had more peers than friends, it' s because your means caught up with your ends | |
| Jaws are wagging: " | |
| The 1 or the 2 ??" eager to put | |
| John Hancock on the ' who' s who' | |
| Voting seemed almost like a disease | |
| An absolute a day, if you' re feeling illatease | |
| You thought about becoming a cop | |
| Any job with a helmet, in case of a drop | |
| You did what anyone else would do in your place, you toyed with the idea of entering the race | |
| Instead of living in your own filth, you had the nerve to think crop could spring from your tilth | |
| You were called " | |
| Diva" by a protective young man | |
| They still call you every name they can | |
| It must hard sometimes not to complain, | |
| But that' s the deal your | |
| Uncle once explained | |
| If not choosing was accepted as a trade, not voting would be the smartest choice you' ve made |