What can a mother say to a baby
when both are caught up in a fire
she knows she’s going to perish
cooked alive the future dire
all that fat will melt and such great agony
will be shared by all those mothers
such dark adversity
keeping pigs confined in barns
in man’s idea of sense
economics plays its part
thats their sad defence
cramming mother in those fucking crates
made of thin wire
just imagine what happned
all ravaged by fire
the pigs they couldn’t get away
locked into that death
screaming, they were screaming
for their babies
as their breath
was sucked out of their bodies
by the inferno that was there’s
blistering I can only cry
my eyes out no no prayers
are useful in this scenario
for no god need to pine
letting the commercial world
think its all divine
trapping all those animals
locking them in their cage
smelling their burning bodies
leaves me in a rage
wailing I’d be wailing
I was wailing before the fire
the economic factor
was bloody awfully dire
profit and the margin
and all these bankers terms
put the wind up any thinking
soul
as each pig squirms
tries to get out of the cages
tried with all their might
gestation crates are hell on earth
the fire came as a blight
ended what was hell on earth
the furnace and the rest
CAFO’s are an anomaly
and this method I detest