Corporate Dogs - Version 2024

[stoman]

This is a new version of this old song with different vocals, guitars and drums.

CORPORATE DOGS

Lyrics: John "Ace" Williams
Vocals: Stoman (Synthesizer-V "Saros")
Guitars: Timothy Reid
Bass: Alberto P.
Drums: Alex Zulaika

Fat cats gather in a board room to talk about developments
The news is a shock and everyone's in panic mode
Armed with facts from a man they pay in the government
A message has arrived written in secret code

Some little man in a workshop wants to change the world
A foolish little man screwing up the status quo
Remember the story of the fisherman who found the pearl
Gentlemen, that's how low we're prepared to go

Are there no rooms in Heaven for the corporate dogs?
No there are no rooms in Heaven for the corporate dogs
Hell won't have them cause the devil's got his own backlog
So they put 'em out back where the angels feed the hogs

Somewhere lives a man who works for the government
A civil servant who does only serve himself
On a password account he accesses on the internet
A nice, little cheque awaits him for his help

A call gets placed to a law firm off in a foreign land
An account is made and money gets shuffled in
A throw-away phone makes a call out to a hidden man
The game gets changed so the corporation wins

Are there no rooms in Heaven for the corporate dogs?
No there are no rooms in Heaven for the corporate dogs
Hell won't have them cause the devil's got his own backlog
So they put 'em out back where the angels feed the hogs

There is a man who we can trust
He always does what he knows he must
Details have already been discussed
He's promised to deliver these plans to us

[AndyG6508]

Hey Steffen,

Love the song, super production and performances!

Andy

[stoman]

Love the song, super production and performances!

Thanks, Andy!

I miss those days when there was plenty of time for music. But I am glad we are still in touch and doing songs together occasionally. Hopefully, there are going to be some new original ones soon.

If I had not already been lucky to have a great bassist for "Corporate Dogs", you would have been my first choice. I know you would have done an equally great job.

Regards, Steffen