Jim’s Dying Colson Lin

[Colson Lin]

What would Nietzsche say to the proposition that all wills to power are constrained by abstract patterns that confine what wills to power can do?

[Thurston Moore]

People see rock ’n’ roll as, as youth culture and when youth culture becomes monopolized by big business, what are the youth to do? Do you, do you have any idea? I think we should destroy the bogus capitalist process that is destroying youth culture.

[Colson Lin]

They used to call me DN
That stood for Dynamite Napoleon
’Cause I was filled with reason
I’m just a Quaker Mongolian

Jim sees me sad
He just wants to be right all the time
Jim’s like my Dad
Says reason can be monopolized

So we need him buried
We need Jim buried
We need him buried
We need Jim buried

I can hear silence, silence
If I see him in real life, I’ll home in
I can see diamonds, diamonds
Jim can never exist as human again