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Why bite the hand that feeds you? Why the struggle, why the strain? Why make trouble, why make scenes? Why go against the grain, why swim upstream? It ain't, i
by vintermann 7y ago
Why bite the hand that feeds you?
Why the struggle, why the strain?
Why make trouble, why make scenes?
Why go against the grain, why swim upstream?
It ain't, it ain't, it ain't no use
You're bound, you're bound, you're bound to lose
What's done, what's done, what's done is done
That's the way the river runs
So why get wet?
Why break a sweat?
Why waste your precious breath?
Why beat your handsome brow?
Nothing changes, nothing changes, nothing changes
Anyhow
- TravHatesMe 7y agoI like this. Where is it from? In response to it: You can't apply this to everything, you need to pick you battles. There might be better means to an end.
- SiempreViernes 7y agoUnionising is a pretty good means to improve your working conditions though.
- matwood 7y agoDoes Google not have enough vegan options in the free cafe?
- neilparikh 7y agoWhy are you mentioning veganism in a conversation about unionizing?
- matwood 7y agoThe parent comment said: > Unionising is a pretty good means to improve your working conditions though. Google has some of the best, if not the best working conditions out of nearly any job for the rank and file employee.
- autarch 7y agoIt's from Hadestown by Anais Mitchell. Amazing album.
- CharlesColeman 7y ago> I like this. Where is it from? It appears to be from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadestown_(musical) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadestown_(musical) It looks like it's sung in the voice of the Fates from Greek mythology.
- cryoshon 7y agoi get the sentiment here, but i think i prefer machiavelli's way of phrasing it: do not strike your opponent a blow they will recover from.