The Pallbearers Of Truth

(Sean Sullivan)

This is a blues song that laments the startling sudden, and recent, death of truth in modern Western culture. Whether you feel that it died at the hands of the media, the Internet, shallow self-serving politicians, or their followers, we can all agree that it’s fatally wounded. The music for this song needs gravel and anger, but should also evoke an arm-around-a-stranger’s-neck sing along at an Irish Bar, as if we’re partying at our own wake.

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Just like a shadow it was lost in the dark It died in silence and it didn’t leave a mark Now sweet memories are all that remain Of society’s bedrock and the law of the sane You said the truth ain’t always what it seems Now your teeth are falling out in your dreams Well the fairy won’t pay for a rotten tooth But you’ll pay for your assault on the pallbearers of truth (Chorus 1) Pallbearers of truth Dressed in black Whiskey on their breath Target on their back Pallbearers of truth Tear in the eye Plodding through the rain Trying to stay dry We always said that it would set us free But now we’ll never reach the dungeon key It wasn’t right but you wanted to win And truth is simply what you traded in You already won, but you’re still shooting lead When all we want to do is to bury our dead So hold your fire from your sniper’s booth And show a little grace to the pallbearers of truth (Bridge) I’ve seen a lot of things, I’ve head a lot of lies Now I see that it has led to our demise (Chorus 2) Pallbearers of truth Mud on their shoes Thinking about the bar Drowning their blues Pallbearers of truth Umbrella in hand Humming “swing low” Fistful of sand (Chorus 1)

© Sean Sullivan 2024

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