Ecstasy
Words and music by Stephen Smith and Andrew Wilkins

This is not a white supremacist song. "Ecstasy" is a joke song about how people tend to seek easy solutions to difficult problems. White Americans statistically have fewer problems with drugs and poverty than some minorities. An "easy solution" to this problem would be to level the playing field by creating drug problems for those who don't have them instead of helping those who already do.

Verse:
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
Every	single	illegal	narcotic
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
released	in the last	twenty	years
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
was developed	by the	U. S.	government to
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
keep	somebody	down
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
Crack was	given to the	black	community
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
to keep them from	rising in the	social	structure
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
why do you	think these	kind of	drugs are only
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
found in	certain	parts of	town
Chorus:
G	A	E GA	E GA
G D G d	A E A e	E BCB A	E BCB A
The man is	trying to keep the white man	down	Oy! Oy! Oy!
G	A	E GA	E GA
G D G d	A E A e	E BCB A	E BCB A
and we're	calling it affirmative	action	Oy! Oy! Oy!
G	A	E GA	E GA
G D G d	A E A e	E BCB A	E BCB A
using the same	tactics we used on	them	Oy! Oy! Oy!
G	A	E G A	E G A
G D G d	A E A e	EBCB A	EBCB A
and we're	hoping for a good	reaction
verse:
The latest	player to	enter this	arena is a
little white	pill called	X
Given	to the	rich, white	kids
as a form	of reverse	descrimi-	nation
if we	hinder those	at the	top, we'll
balance	out the	social	classes
if we	hinder each	one in	turn, we'll
equal	out this	life	equation
Bridge:
C	A	E G A	E G A
C	A	EBCB A	EBCB A
Drugs and prostitution	form the vicious cycle of	oppression!
Ending:
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
X		for you
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
X		for me	Uncle
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
Sam	brought enough	enough	for
E		G	A
E	B C	B	A
ev-	ry-	bo-	dy!