Poplex 2011 To Kill 'm All (Hebrew Version)

New single from the Israeli 80s rock band Poplex. It is the first single from the upcoming album later this year (2011). The Singer Beni Balak lives in Florida, the guitar player Shahar Ben Barak lives in Washington State, & the bass player Eyal Linur still lives in Israel. The band is collaborating these days on the internet. The new drummer is Elad Yitshaki, Ron Yanai plays Keyboards & produces, & Eran Schefer helped with engineering. No tour dates announced yet, just commitment to release new materials online as soon as we can produce them.

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[DearBalak]

(Lyrics 1/3):

Let me tell you a tale about this angry old hound,

who decided one day to simply bite off the hand,

that for so many years had been feeding him shit,

it’s the day that the pigs are put into the pit!!

Even sheep on the farm understand on their own:

The fat pigs, are in charge of our world and out home.

But every pig, has it’s day and that day has arrived,

Cause the dogs are all here and no pig will survive!

[DearBalak]

(Lyrics 2/3):

To kill ‘em all -- before they're too big!

To kill ‘em all -- in the day of the pigs

To kill ‘em all -- before they're too big!

To kill ‘em all

If your feeling sexy, when you’re stressed and wild.

Let it out of you, Act it out outside.

What a macho man, hot with righteous rage.

Go and kill ‘em all, So it won’t be me!

[DearBalak]

(Lyrics 3/3):

You can try, you can run, you can call the police.

You can hide, you can hold up a white flag -- oh please!

You can scream out for help, from your private militia,

it’s too late, the mad dogs; we are already with ya!

You can crawl on your knees to the basement and hide.

You can cry, make some calls, offer deals on the side.

Take a pick or a shovel, get ready to dig,

It’s the day of the dogs and the night of the pigs!

[DearBalak]

For those who do not understand Hebrew, please note that this song is about the political-economy and NOT territorial conflicts in the Middle-East.

[0mniron]

@DearBalak that is a VERY important distinction.