Smoke and Mirrors (American History song)

[Intro]
[Verse 1]
Well I woke up this mornin’, read the history they wrote,
But the pages don’t match, and I can feel it in my bones.
Trade Center Seven fell, straight down to the ground,
No plane ever touched it, just steel all around.
University boys, they studied three long years,
Said them columns all gave out at the same time clear.
That ain’t fire, that’s somethin’ they done,
Looks like a demolition in the bright mornin’ sun.
[Chorus]
Wake up now, don’t let the truth slide,
It’s all smoke and mirrors, government lies.
“Lucky Larry” called to “pull it,” that’s the deal,
In the land of the free, they can still kill.
[Verse 2]
Back in ’45, when a plane hit the State,
That tower still stood, didn’t bend, didn’t break.
But in 2001, they said fire melts steel,
Son, that’s a story no ranch hand would feel.
Insurance paid double, pockets growin’ wide,
Follow that money and you’ll see what they hide.
They sold us our fear, locked the country down tight,
Blamed it on a name we could barely write.
[Chorus]
Wake up now, don’t let the truth slide,
It’s all smoke and mirrors, government lies.
“Lucky Larry” called to “pull it,” that’s the deal,
In the land of the free, they can still kill.
[Bridge]
Steel beams burnin’, rivers runnin’ red,
Physics don’t match the stories we’ve been fed.
Ask the hard questions, don’t swallow their show,
The deeper you dig, the more that you’ll know.
From Tower One to Seven, the tale don’t align,
We’re livin’ in a country where they’re spendin’ the truth in time.So keep your eyes open, don’t you Doze or hide
The greatest enemy might be on the inside.
Yeah, the greatest enemy might be on the inside.