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Eat Shit

from The Rest by Disrupt

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Ronald McDonald, good natured clown
Gets his kicks chopping rain forests down
No more trees, cattle graze in their place
He's a fucking ass, we'll wipe that smile from his face

MuckDonalds...eat shit

The environment ravaged for tons of paper
At the expense of mother nature
Golden arches, they represent death
Stuff his head up his ass, I wanna hear him gasp for breath

MuckDonalds...eat shit

What hides behind that mask is death and hate
He takes a life and slops it on a plate
Heaps of cattle mauled, maimed and mangled
String him from a pole, I wanna see his feet dangle

Pathetic advertisements on TV
It may fool you but it don't fool me
Smiling face, friendly wave, it's a fucking hoax
Shove a Big Mac down his throat, I hope he fucking chokes

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from The Rest, released April 3, 2007

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Disrupt Lynn, Massachusetts

DISRUPT is an American crust punk band from Lynn, Massachusetts that fused anarcho-punk with grindcore. Although they only released one album (Unrest), the band acquired quite a following on the strength of several 7" EPs and compilation appearances. Members of the band have gone on to play in many other bands since their dissolution, including State of Fear, Grief, Consume, Noosebomb & more. ... more

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