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I Hate Star Wars

from 21st Enemy by Frank's Enemy

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Original release 2015

(Notes to the original lyrics 08/12/2008)

From the sublime (not really) to the ridiculous (definitely). This is not going to take more than 20 seconds of the listener’s time. I like the title more than the verses, which are my way of expressing that my love affair with comics and Star Trek and “Fandom” became doomed when Star Wars brought it all into the mainstream. I guess I preferred being some odd geek that was into stuff no one else was into. I guess that’s why I do Frank’s Enemy music…

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A long time ago the end
Secret snows to darkness real
Treasures gone to round block lines
Darkness makes its deal

Once there was a meaning
Once I always pined
Then came everybody
Now it's left behind

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from 21st Enemy, released March 13, 2020

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Frank's Enemy employs grindcore, hardcore, death metal and the kitchen sink coupled with incisive lyrics against its chosen targets of hopelessness, injustice and damnation. Since 1992. ... more

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