Serial Experiments Lain Sound Track Cyberia Mix

Professed Intention And Real Intention

Reichi Nakaido - Serial Experiments Lain ED - Tooi Sakebi

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Paprika (2006) OST

Directed by: Satoshi Kon 

Soundtrack by: Susumu Hirasawa

Based on: 'Paprika' A Novel By Yasutaka Tsutsui

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Parade — Susumu Hirasawa

Verse 1
Dirt road sermons, rusted-out signs
Sunday best with a jug of moonshine
Preacher’s voice carried over them fields
But the shotgun shells told the truth concealed

Chorus
There’s blood on the Bible Belt, sweat on the steeple
Prayers don’t hide the sins of the people
Crosses burn, and the devil won’t melt
Living with blood on the Bible Belt

Verse 2
Whiskey-stained hymns, secrets in the dark
Hallelujahs shouted with a poisoned heart
Mama cried mercy, Daddy raised hell
The stories we tell ain’t the ones we sell

Chorus
There’s blood on the Bible Belt, tears in the clay
Songs of salvation fading away
Preachers can preach, but the truth still dwells
Deep in the blood on the Bible Belt

Bridge
Midnight thunder, revival fire
Voices lifted higher and higher
But the cracks in the walls, they start to show
Every seed you plant is bound to grow

Chorus (repeat, bigger)
There’s blood on the Bible Belt, sweat on the steeple
Prayers don’t hide the sins of the people
Crosses burn, and the devil won’t melt
Living with blood on the Bible Belt

Outro
Oh, the stories we tell,
Still dripping blood on the Bible Belt…

blood on the Bible Belt

A straight political anthem calling out NSW’s presence-based drug-driving law. Right now, licensed medicinal cannabis patients can lose their licence for trace THC days after dosing—even when not impaired. It’s the only medicine singled out with a blanket driving ban. That isn’t road safety; it’s stigma and outdated policy.

This track argues for one standard for everyone: test impairment, not presence. Align the law with evidence, protect real road safety, and stop penalising patients for following medical advice. If you cover health, justice, transport, or disability policy, this story matters: presence ≠ risk, and the law is hurting work, access, and dignity without proving harm.

Radio, newsrooms, community orgs: you’re welcome to air it, host it, or perform it. It’s Creative Commons—please credit the songwriter and don’t alter the lyrics. New music arrangement is fine; changing the words is not. Share it widely, press “download,” and help push for an impairment standard and a fair, modern law in NSW.

#NSW #Australia #LetUsDrive #LetPatientsDrive #medicinalcannabis #drugdriving #roadsideTesting #RDT #THC #presenceNotImpairment #impairmentStandard #evidenceBasedPolicy #harmMinimisation #patientsRights #lawReform #drugPolicy #roadSafety #transportPolicy #NSWParliament #journalism #radio #currentaffairs #publichealth #disabilityRights #Unharm #CreativeCommons

Let us drive NSW

“The Ruse of Booze” is a raw, unflinching ballad about addiction’s grip and the battle to reclaim the self. Through gritty imagery and soul-baring lines, it paints the bottle as a sly salesman, a wolf in sheep’s clothing, and a devil at the door — seducing and destroying in equal measure. With each verse, the narrator wrestles with guilt, memory, and fleeting moments of clarity, only to be dragged back into the cycle. Dark, bluesy, and haunting, this song is a confession, a lament, and a fight for redemption.

Reichi Nakaido - Serial Experiments Lain ED - Tooi Sakebi

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