Starting off your song with a Krishnamurti speech excerpt and talk of the "new world order", is going to automatically perk the attention all those who know in the "know" — But if you're here just for the song, don't worry "Dust and Money" will also suffice as a great stimulation for your mind in the form of music! "Dust and Money" is an somber ode to the people who are running this planet into the ground. On the first verse they reflect on what "they" have done to us through some very gloomy words: "And now they're telling the kids, that their souls don't exist // they live in a world, that they killed off years ago // this is a dying place for a dying race // they turned our world into dust and money." The William Blake's use of the word "they" is going to translate into different thoughts for each person with their individual point of views, but it really is in the eye of the beholder to take a negative or positive away from this track. Sure it may be all doom and gloom, but at least this kind of stuff is being brought to the surface in an artistic way through music. Both of these songs can be found on their new album, An Age Of Wolves, that is only available in Dennmark for now. So until these people can get with the program and release albums internationally on the same date, the streams will have to suffice for now.
The William Blakes