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Revision as of 19:38, 11 September 2023
Lyrics
Seven compartments exactly As a series of logical steps Fit the facts exactly (In ‘Family, Socialisation and Interaction Process’)
The only remaining problem Is that the seven Are logically replete (There’s no imperialism Or exploitation or excess)
‘Mechanic power then ministers To health and lengthening Leisure gladdens greatening Wealth’ …
Natural law Supported anyone with things To achieve In the definite task of Expansion
Rationality Diverted possibilities Long enough In a pattern o Wierarchical function
‘Mechanic power Then ministers to health And lengthening leisure Gladdens greatening wealth.’
Chronology
Corrected Slogans
- The first guitar riff was reused in "The Story so Far"
Interpretations
- Family, Socialization and Interaction Process is a 1956 book by Talcott Parsons and Robert F. Bales.[1]
- The song quotes a couplet from an 1857 poem by Ernest Jones titled "The Revolt of Hindostan, or The New World"[2]
Mechanic power then ministers to health,
And lengthening leisure gladdens greatening wealth;