| Song | Dark Alliance |
| Artist | Molotov Solution |
| Album | Molotov Solution |
| 作曲 : Davis, Pina | |
| One of half a million locked us in a corporate-owned prison for a non-violent drug offense, | |
| with plenty of time for refection while making shirts at 20 cents an hour | |
| for the rest of his sentence. | |
| How did his supplier know when the police raids would come? | |
| Ricky Ross began to question. Questions that were answered when a journalist uncovered | |
| Blandon's CIA connections. | |
| Harassment and death threats grew common as this journalist's career came to an end, until | |
| that day in December when he was found dead in his home, two bullet holes in his head. | |
| But the hoax we exposed. They hoped we'd all just forget. | |
| CIA imported the coke that sparked the crack epidemic. | |
| A U.S. government scheme that needed funding to overthrow a Soviet-backed regime. | |
| Contra weapons were paid for be importing cocaine into the United States. | |
| And yet they continue to fill our prisons with citizens caught with their narcotics. | |
| The answer to the question of why this war continues can be found in who benefits; | |
| Alcohol, tobacco, big pharma and the prison-industrial complex. | |
| So you and I will continue to be illegally searched. | |
| All of our freedoms stripped away, with nothing else left to say but... | |
| No, I do not consent to being searched. | |
| I don't use your boss' products. So go fuck yourself. | |
| We the people will not be pushed around and bullied any longer. | |
| How did we allow the land of the free to become the home of the slaves? | |
| How can the biggest prison population be found here in the United States? | |
| Our own willfull ignorance contributed to the mess we are in today, | |
| but now... | |
| We the people will not be pushed around and bullied any longer. | |
| As more truth emerges our numbers are only growing stronger. |
| zuò qǔ : Davis, Pina | |
| One of half a million locked us in a corporateowned prison for a nonviolent drug offense, | |
| with plenty of time for refection while making shirts at 20 cents an hour | |
| for the rest of his sentence. | |
| How did his supplier know when the police raids would come? | |
| Ricky Ross began to question. Questions that were answered when a journalist uncovered | |
| Blandon' s CIA connections. | |
| Harassment and death threats grew common as this journalist' s career came to an end, until | |
| that day in December when he was found dead in his home, two bullet holes in his head. | |
| But the hoax we exposed. They hoped we' d all just forget. | |
| CIA imported the coke that sparked the crack epidemic. | |
| A U. S. government scheme that needed funding to overthrow a Sovietbacked regime. | |
| Contra weapons were paid for be importing cocaine into the United States. | |
| And yet they continue to fill our prisons with citizens caught with their narcotics. | |
| The answer to the question of why this war continues can be found in who benefits | |
| Alcohol, tobacco, big pharma and the prisonindustrial complex. | |
| So you and I will continue to be illegally searched. | |
| All of our freedoms stripped away, with nothing else left to say but... | |
| No, I do not consent to being searched. | |
| I don' t use your boss' products. So go fuck yourself. | |
| We the people will not be pushed around and bullied any longer. | |
| How did we allow the land of the free to become the home of the slaves? | |
| How can the biggest prison population be found here in the United States? | |
| Our own willfull ignorance contributed to the mess we are in today, | |
| but now... | |
| We the people will not be pushed around and bullied any longer. | |
| As more truth emerges our numbers are only growing stronger. |