| [00:02.62] |
From generation to generation it continues. |
| [00:07.00] |
Passing on the fear and the guilt. |
| [00:10.91] |
Handing down |
| [00:12.76] |
the lust for power |
| [00:14.66] |
and the lack of vision that results. |
| [00:18.58] |
From father to son, |
| [00:26.91] |
the prejudice lives on. |
| [00:28.89] |
Teaching the good old way. |
| [00:31.78] |
How to exploit, to profit, to gain. |
| [00:35.75] |
Let no one else have their say. |
| [00:39.57] |
And some rebel, |
| [00:47.85] |
but most agree. |
| [00:49.74] |
As father would say: |
| [00:51.64] |
"What's in it for me?" |
| [00:53.03] |
So the boy takes the gun, |
| [01:01.92] |
like a dutiful son. |
| [01:03.82] |
The world's not yet destroyed. |
| [01:06.65] |
Can he get the job done? |
| [01:09.60] |
Can he get the job... |
| [01:12.59] |
Can he get the job |
| [01:16.23] |
DONE?! |
| [01:30.87] |
''Concrete'' |
| [02:06.51] |
Concrete walls are spreading. |
| [02:08.71] |
You see them more and more. |
| [02:12.38] |
Soon we will be so cut off, |
| [02:16.94] |
we won't know what life is for. |
| [02:23.83] |
Some are shocked in mental homes, |
| [02:30.53] |
or locked behind prison walls. |
| [02:34.05] |
The rest of us get office blocks, |
| [02:38.34] |
highways and shopping malls. |
| [02:41.75] |
Those shopping centres are advancing, |
| [02:50.84] |
covering the hills. |
| [02:52.96] |
This one has twenty restaurants. |
| [02:57.59] |
To glut away our ills. |
| [03:03.06] |
Back at the institutions |
| [03:17.13] |
that wait beyond these walls. |
| [03:21.71] |
Guards live in houses in a row, |
| [03:25.00] |
and they're behind the fences too. |
| [03:37.25] |
Radio waves don't like concrete |
| [03:40.81] |
if your driving in a car. |
| [03:43.46] |
you're trying to get a message through. |
| [03:48.16] |
You have the radio on. |
| [03:52.56] |
Your driving under an overpass |
| [03:55.62] |
and the music's power is gone. |
