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  "description": "\n\n\n\nOn How To Educahate A Person | Lyrics\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSit down\nFace front\nHands folded\nEyes forward\n\nWe are going to make you better\n\n\nFirst you take a child\nAnd build a room around him\nPut the walls too close\nThen tell him not to breathe\n\nGive him names to wear\nUntil he starts to answer\nFeed him shame for lunch\nAnd call it discipline\n\nMark the page\nLower the grade\nRed ink blooms like accusation\n\nSay his name\nWrong every day\nThen call the wound an education\n\n\nYou can teach a mouth to stay shut\nYou ",
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  "textContent": "#### On How To Educahate A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nSit down\nFace front\nHands folded\nEyes forward\n\nWe are going to make you better\n\n\nFirst you take a child\nAnd build a room around him\nPut the walls too close\nThen tell him not to breathe\n\nGive him names to wear\nUntil he starts to answer\nFeed him shame for lunch\nAnd call it discipline\n\nMark the page\nLower the grade\nRed ink blooms like accusation\n\nSay his name\nWrong every day\nThen call the wound an education\n\n\nYou can teach a mouth to stay shut\nYou can teach a fist to hide\nYou can teach a heart to harden\nWhen you lock the hurt inside\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nTake the light\nChange the words\nMake the mirror curse the face\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nCall it help\nCall it school\nCall it love\nThen leave no place for pain\n\n\nNext you build a lesson\nOut of every failure\nMake the room agree\nHe is the broken one\n\nLet the laughter sharpen\nLet the silence gather\nLet the teacher smile\nLike mercy owns a gun\n\nNot with fists\nNot with chains\nNo, the clever ones use framing\n\nNot with fire\nNot with blades\nJust a thousand small renamings\n\n\nYou can teach a soul to vanish\nYou can teach a voice to crawl\nYou can teach a person hatred\nBy denying love at all\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nTake the wound\nWrite the rule\nMake the whole damn room obey\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nCall it growth\nCall it truth\nCall it care\nThen turn your eyes away\n\n\nHe was not born with fire in his mouth\nHe was not born with knives in his name\n\nSomebody taught him where to stand\nSomebody taught him what to swallow\nSomebody taught him how to disappear\nThen acted shocked when nothing followed\n\nYou can explain yourself all day long in there\nThe room will unconsciously reduce you to a log\n\n\nSit still\nSpeak right\nSmile more\nDon’t fight\n\nBe good\nStay small\nTake blame\nThat’s all\n\nWrong kid\nWrong face\nWrong time\nWrong place\n\nNo voice\nNo claim\nNo wound\nNo name\n\nEducahate\nEducahate\nTeach the wound to spell your name\n\nEducahate\nEducahate\nCall the cage a learning frame\n\n\nNow he carries weather\nThat he cannot answer\nNow he hears the lesson\nLooping in his blood\n\nEvery word a hallway\nEvery look a sentence\nEvery open doorway\nSmelling like a flood\n\nHe does not need a devil\nHe does not need a preacher\nHe only needs the echo\nOf the room that made the creature\n\n\nYou can teach a mind to splinter\nYou can teach the sky to fall\nYou can teach a man he’s nothing\nTill he proves it to you all\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake him mono in the brain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nCall it order\nCall it law\nCall it normal\nCall it sane\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nEvery scar\nLearns a word\nEvery silence grows a name\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educahate a person\n\nAnd when the room burns down\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the fire shame\n\n\nClass dismissed\nThe lesson remains\n\nClass dismissed\nThe wound knows your name\n\n#### On How To Educasmile A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nSmile\nCome on now\nIt is not that bad\n\nShow me your happy face\n\nThere you go\nThat is better\n\n\nFirst you take a child\nAnd put a room around him\nHeavy drapes\nA picture window\nFish bowl on the table\n\nTell him joy is duty\nTell him pain is rude\nTell him fear is ugly\nAnd silence is gratitude\n\nMother says\nBe happy\nFather shakes the walls\n\nEverybody smiles\nWhile the little fish circle\nRound and round them all\n\n\nYou can teach a face to lie\nYou can teach a mouth to freeze\nYou can teach a child to vanish\nWhile he tries to say please\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nTake the wound\nHide the blood\nMake the mirror look polite\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nCall it love\nCall it peace\nCall it family\nCall it light\n\n\nNext you make the hurting\nAnswer to correction\nWhy so quiet\nWhy so angry\nWhy can’t you behave\n\nTeach him every terror\nNeeds a better expression\nTeach him every coffin\nNeeds a ribbon and a name\n\nMother smiles\nTo show him\nHow survival wears a face\n\nFather burns\nInside himself\nAnd calls the fire grace\n\n\nYou can teach a room to bless you\nWhile it steals away your breath\nYou can teach a smile to cover\nEvery little kind of death\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nTake the truth\nBend the jaw\nMake the broken thing perform\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nCall it strength\nCall it calm\nCall it normal\nCall it warm\n\n\nNo devil came\nNo demon stood beside the bed\n\nNo horned thing whispered\nNo red-eyed angel fed the dread\n\nThere was only the room\nAnd the rule\nAnd the face\n\nThere was only the bowl\nAnd the fish\nAnd the place\n\nThere was only the echo\nOf what he was told\n\nSmile through the damage\nAnd call it control\n\n\nBe sweet\nBe still\nDon’t cry\nDon’t feel\n\nLook nice\nAct right\nSmile wide\nSleep tight\n\nNo fear\nNo rage\nNo wound\nNo cage\n\nGood child\nGood lie\nGood face\nDon’t die\n\nEducasmile\nEducasmile\nTeach the face to guard the pain\n\nEducasmile\nEducasmile\nMake the sunshine wear a chain\n\n\nNow his skullbones are the room\nNow the walls are in his head\nNow the drapes are always heavy\nNow the goldfish all play dead\n\nNow the voice that says be happy\nHas a key beneath his skin\nNow the bowl is in his breathing\nAnd the circle starts again\n\nRound and round\nThe water\nRound and round\nThe shame\n\nRound and round\nThe lesson\nTill the smile forgets its name\n\n\nYou can teach a soul to sparkle\nWhile it rots behind the eyes\nYou can teach a person smiling\nTill the smile becomes disguise\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake him bright enough to bleed\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nCall it hope\nCall it home\nCall it something that he needs\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nEvery grin\nLearns a rule\nEvery rule becomes a room\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasmile a person\n\nAnd when the dead fish float\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the child to bloom\n\n\nSmile\nCome on now\n\nIt is not that bad\n\nShow me your happy face\n\nThere you go\n\nThat is better\n\n#### On How To Educabreak A Person\n\nStand up\nNo\nSit down\n\nTry again\nNo\nNot like that\n\nGood\n\nYou are learning\n\n\nFirst you take a person\nAnd move the floor beneath him\nMake the rules go crooked\nEvery time he learns to stand\n\nTell him this is safety\nTell him this is teaching\nThen change the shape of mercy\nIn the palm of your hand\n\nRaise the bar\nMove the door\nSay he should have known it\n\nPraise him once\nCut him twice\nMake him scared to own it\n\n\nYou can teach a spine to fold\nYou can teach a knee to bend\nYou can teach a hand to tremble\nBefore the fist descends\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nTake the ground\nShift the room\nMake the balance feel like sin\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nCall it growth\nCall it strength\nThen make him start again\n\n\nNext you make his effort\nEvidence against him\nIf he tries too little\nSay he does not care\n\nIf he tries too hard\nCall it desperation\nIf he asks for help\nSay life was never fair\n\nGive him hope\nLet it rot\nWatch him reach and miss it\n\nGive him rest\nTake it back\nThen punish him for needing it\n\n\nYou can teach a voice to crack\nYou can teach a will to crawl\nYou can teach a person falling\nTill he thinks he chose the fall\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nTake the wound\nMove the blame\nMake the mirror name the crime\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nCall it help\nCall it truth\nThen break him one more time\n\n\nHe was not born afraid of trying\nHe was not born asking permission to breathe\n\nSomebody taught him the room had teeth\nSomebody taught him the floor could leave\n\nSomebody taught him hope was bait\nSomebody taught him every door was late\n\nSomebody watched him reach again\nThen called the breaking discipline\n\n\nStand up\nFall down\n\nSpeak up\nSit down\n\nTry hard\nToo much\n\nNeed help\nLose touch\n\nWrong step\nWrong tone\n\nWrong face\nAlone\n\nGood boy\nStay small\n\nBreak first\nDon’t fall\n\nEducabreak\nEducabreak\nTeach the spine to fear the sky\n\nEducabreak\nEducabreak\nTeach the hands to not know why\n\n\nNow he hears a footstep\nAnd his body answers\nNow he sees a doorway\nAnd prepares to lose\n\nNow he calls it wisdom\nWhen he chooses smaller\nNow he calls it peace\nWhen there is nothing left to choose\n\nEvery room remembers\nEvery wall repeats\n\nEvery little silence\nHas a boot beneath its feet\n\n\nYou can teach a mind to shatter\nWithout making any sound\nYou can teach a man he’s safer\nWhen he’s broken on the ground\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake the future feel like pain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nCall it order\nCall it care\nCall it keeping him restrained\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nEvery try\nLearns a trap\nEvery trap becomes a law\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educabreak a person\n\nAnd when he will not rise\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the knees to fall\n\n\nStand up\n\nNo\n\nSit down\n\nGood\n\nYou are learning\n\n#### On How To Educahelpless A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nDon’t make that face\n\nCome here\nNo, not like that\n\nSay sorry\n\nThere you go\nThat is better\n\n\nFirst you take a child\nAnd make him read the weather\nEvery sigh\nEvery door\nEvery change inside the room\n\nTeach him love is balance\nTeach him peace is labor\nTeach him he is safest\nWhen he guesses what to do\n\nWatch the eyes\nWatch the hands\nWatch the jawline tightening\n\nHear the chair\nHear the glass\nHear the quiet lightning\n\n\nYou can teach a heart to listen\nFor the anger in the walls\nYou can teach a child to answer\nBefore anybody calls\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nMake him sweet\nMake him small\nMake him useful when afraid\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nCall it love\nCall it peace\nThen make him pay and pay\n\n\nNext you teach his body\nThat desire is danger\nWanting things\nNeeding things\nHaving any shape at all\n\nIf he asks\nHe is selfish\nIf he waits\nHe is lazy\nIf he hurts\nHe is trouble\nIf he speaks\nHe makes it worse\n\nGive him praise\nWhen he bends\nGive him warmth for disappearing\n\nTake his name\nCall it manners\nThen reward the volunteering\n\n\nYou can teach a mouth to soften\nEvery truth before it leaves\nYou can teach a soul to worship\nAt the altar of appease\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nTake the wound\nDress it nice\nMake the broken thing behave\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nCall it kind\nCall it good\nThen make obedience brave\n\n\nHe was not born apologizing for the air\n\nHe was not born responsible for every room\n\nSomebody taught him love had to be earned\nSomebody taught him anger was his doom\n\nSomebody taught him peace was his assignment\nSomebody taught him hunger was a crime\n\nSomebody smiled when he erased himself\nAnd called it growing up in time\n\n\nRead the room\nFix the mood\n\nLower eyes\nBring the food\n\nSay you’re fine\nTake the blame\n\nHide the hurt\nPraise the flame\n\nGood child\nGood mask\n\nNo need\nDon’t ask\n\nBe nice\nBleed clean\n\nStay loved\nStay unseen\n\nEducaplease\nEducaplease\nTeach the spine to bow and smile\n\nEducaplease\nEducaplease\nMake the cage feel worth the while\n\n\nNow he enters every doorway\nLooking for the damage\nNow he knows the temperature\nBefore the room can speak\n\nNow he calls it kindness\nWhen he leaves himself behind him\nNow he calls it wisdom\nWhen he makes his wanting weak\n\nEvery yes remembers\nEvery no feels cursed\n\nEvery little favor\nIs a coffin rehearsed\n\n\nYou can teach a man to vanish\nIn the service of the peace\nYou can teach a person pleasing\nTill the pleasing never leaves\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake him servant to the room\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nCall it grace\nCall it care\nCall it learning how to bloom\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nEvery need\nLearns to kneel\nEvery hunger learns a chain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nAnd when he has no self\nEverybody says\nHe was always so well-trained\n\n\nSay sorry\n\nSmile\n\nMean it this time\n\nThere you go\n\nThat is better\n\n#### On How To Educaplease A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nDon’t make that face\n\nCome here\nNo, not like that\n\nSay sorry\n\nThere you go\nThat is better\n\n\nFirst you take a child\nAnd make him read the weather\nEvery sigh\nEvery door\nEvery change inside the room\n\nTeach him love is balance\nTeach him peace is labor\nTeach him he is safest\nWhen he guesses what to do\n\nWatch the eyes\nWatch the hands\nWatch the jawline tightening\n\nHear the chair\nHear the glass\nHear the quiet lightning\n\n\nYou can teach a heart to listen\nFor the anger in the walls\nYou can teach a child to answer\nBefore anybody calls\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nMake him sweet\nMake him small\nMake him useful when afraid\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nCall it love\nCall it peace\nThen make him pay and pay\n\n\nNext you teach his body\nThat desire is danger\nWanting things\nNeeding things\nHaving any shape at all\n\nIf he asks\nHe is selfish\nIf he waits\nHe is lazy\nIf he hurts\nHe is trouble\nIf he speaks\nHe makes it worse\n\nGive him praise\nWhen he bends\nGive him warmth for disappearing\n\nTake his name\nCall it manners\nThen reward the volunteering\n\n\nYou can teach a mouth to soften\nEvery truth before it leaves\nYou can teach a soul to worship\nAt the altar of appease\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nTake the wound\nDress it nice\nMake the broken thing behave\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nCall it kind\nCall it good\nThen make obedience brave\n\n\nHe was not born apologizing for the air\n\nHe was not born responsible for every room\n\nSomebody taught him love had to be earned\nSomebody taught him anger was his doom\n\nSomebody taught him peace was his assignment\nSomebody taught him hunger was a crime\n\nSomebody smiled when he erased himself\nAnd called it growing up in time\n\n\nRead the room\nFix the mood\n\nLower eyes\nBring the food\n\nSay you’re fine\nTake the blame\n\nHide the hurt\nPraise the flame\n\nGood child\nGood mask\n\nNo need\nDon’t ask\n\nBe nice\nBleed clean\n\nStay loved\nStay unseen\n\nEducaplease\nEducaplease\nTeach the spine to bow and smile\n\nEducaplease\nEducaplease\nMake the cage feel worth the while\n\n\nNow he enters every doorway\nLooking for the damage\nNow he knows the temperature\nBefore the room can speak\n\nNow he calls it kindness\nWhen he leaves himself behind him\nNow he calls it wisdom\nWhen he makes his wanting weak\n\nEvery yes remembers\nEvery no feels cursed\n\nEvery little favor\nIs a coffin rehearsed\n\n\nYou can teach a man to vanish\nIn the service of the peace\nYou can teach a person pleasing\nTill the pleasing never leaves\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake him servant to the room\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nCall it grace\nCall it care\nCall it learning how to bloom\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nEvery need\nLearns to kneel\nEvery hunger learns a chain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-please a person\n\nAnd when he has no self\nEverybody says\nHe was always so well-trained\n\n\nSay sorry\n\nSmile\n\nMean it this time\n\nThere you go\n\nThat is better\n\n#### On How To Educasilence A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nLower your voice\n\nNot here\n\nNot now\n\nWe do not talk about that\n\nGood\n\nYou are learning\n\n\nFirst you take a person\nAnd make the truth expensive\nCharge him every time\nA real word leaves his mouth\n\nTell him peace is fragile\nTell him speech is selfish\nTell him love means knowing\nWhat must never be let out\n\nHear the step\nHide the thought\nPut the face together\n\nSwallow hard\nBreathe through stone\nCall the silence better\n\n\nYou can teach a tongue to vanish\nYou can teach a throat to close\nYou can teach a living witness\nTo become what no one knows\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nTake the voice\nBreak the field\nMake the mouth afraid of air\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nCall it peace\nCall it love\nThen leave the truth in there\n\n\nNext you make his speaking\nSound like an attack\nIf he names the damage\nSay he wants to start a war\n\nIf he asks a question\nCall him disrespectful\nIf he tells the story\nAsk what he would say that for\n\nChange the room\nChange the rules\nMake the witness guilty\n\nClose the door\nDim the light\nKeep the family pretty\n\n\nYou can teach a wound to whisper\nYou can teach a scream to kneel\nYou can teach a person bleeding\nTo protect what made him bleed\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nTake the truth\nFold it small\nMake it sleep behind the teeth\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nCall it calm\nCall it grace\nThen make the quiet look clean\n\n\nHe was not born without a voice\n\nHe was not born afraid of sound\n\nSomebody taught him walls have ears\nSomebody taught him words get found\n\nSomebody taught him naming hurts\nSomebody taught him asking costs\n\nSomebody watched him disappear\nThen called it peace when he was lost\n\n\nDon’t say\nDon’t ask\n\nDon’t tell\nDon’t crack\n\nSmile small\nStand still\n\nTake blame\nStay chill\n\nToo loud\nToo much\n\nBad tone\nDon’t touch\n\nNo truth\nNo claim\n\nNo voice\nNo name\n\nEducasilence\nEducasilence\nTeach the mouth to fear the flame\n\nEducasilence\nEducasilence\nMake the quiet wear his name\n\n\nNow he keeps a courtroom\nIn the back of every sentence\nNow he edits breathing\nBefore breathing can begin\n\nNow he hears the warning\nIn the shape of every doorway\nNow he locks the story\nAnd apologizes to the key\n\nEvery word remembers\nEvery pause has teeth\n\nEvery little almost\nDies behind the need to please\n\n\nYou can teach a soul to mute itself\nBefore the room can hear\nYou can teach a person silence\nTill the silence disappears\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake the witness lose the stand\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nCall it manners\nCall it mercy\nCall it learning to be kind\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nEvery truth\nLearns a lock\nEvery lock becomes a room\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educasilence a person\n\nAnd when he cannot answer\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the mouth the tomb\n\n\nLower your voice\n\nNot here\n\nNot now\n\nWe do not talk about that\n\nGood\n\nYou are learning\n\n#### On How To Educadoubt A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nAre you sure\n\nThink carefully\n\nThat is not what happened\n\nTry again\n\nThere you go\n\nNow you are remembering\n\n\nFirst you take a person\nAnd move the truth behind him\nLeave the room the same\nBut change the story in the air\n\nTell him he is certain\nOnly when you say so\nTell him eyes are dangerous\nAnd memory is unfair\n\nSay the door\nWas never open\nSay the bruise was always old\n\nSay the fire\nWas only weather\nSay he feels too much cold\n\n\nYou can teach a mind to stutter\nYou can teach a nerve to lie\nYou can teach a person doubting\nEvery witness in his eyes\n\n[Chorus]\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nTake the truth\nMove the frame\nMake the mirror lose the face\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nCall it help\nCall it care\nThen make his memory plead its case\n\n\nNext you make his questions\nSound like accusations\nMake his need for answers\nLook like sickness in the blood\n\nIf he names the pattern\nCall it overthinking\nIf he shows the evidence\nSay evidence is not enough\n\nChange the time\nChange the tone\nChange the meaning after\n\nMake him ask\nWhat he heard\nWhile you weaponize the laughter\n\n\nYou can teach a voice to soften\nBefore truth can leave the tongue\nYou can teach a grown man asking\nIf the damage ever comes\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nTake the wound\nChange the word\nMake the broken thing explain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nCall it calm\nCall it love\nThen make him apologize for pain\n\n\nHe was not born afraid of knowing\n\nHe was not born unsure of light\n\nSomebody taught him day was questionable\nSomebody taught him wrong was right\n\nSomebody taught him proof was rude\nSomebody taught him grief was pride\n\nSomebody moved the room an inch\nThen asked him why his feet had lied\n\n\nAre you sure\nNo you are not\n\nThat was small\nYou forgot\n\nToo intense\nToo unclear\n\nNot a wound\nJust a fear\n\nWrong again\nTry once more\n\nThere was never\nAny door\n\nGood child\nStand there\n\nDoubt yourself\nStay fair\n\nEducadoubt\nEducadoubt\nTeach the eyes to ask permission\n\nEducadoubt\nEducadoubt\nMake the mind betray its mission\n\n\nNow he checks the weather\nBefore he trusts his body\nNow he asks the hallway\nIf the hallway has a name\n\nNow he keeps a record\nThen distrusts the record\nNow he carries proof\nAnd still prepares to take the blame\n\nEvery thought divides him\nEvery word comes late\n\nEvery little maybe\nHas a hand around its throat\n\n\nYou can teach a soul to fracture\nWithout ever raising sound\nYou can teach a person falling\nTo debate the ground\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake the center disappear\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nCall it wisdom\nCall it growth\nCall it learning not to fear\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nEvery fact\nLearns to shake\nEvery memory learns shame\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educadoubt a person\n\nAnd when he cannot speak\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the truth to change\n\n\nAre you sure\n\nThink carefully\n\nThat is not what happened\n\nTry again\n\nThere you go\n\nNow you are remembering\n\n#### On How To Educafear A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nListen\n\nDid you hear that\n\nNo\n\nListen harder\n\nThat is how it starts\n\nGood\n\nStay ready\n\n\nFirst you take a child\nAnd make the house uncertain\nLet the quiet change\nBefore the trouble shows its teeth\n\nTeach him every footstep\nHas a hidden weather\nTeach him every doorway\nHas a shadow underneath\n\nClose the door\nDrop the glass\nMake the whole room flinch\n\nSay it’s fine\nSay calm down\nWhile the walls all clench\n\n\nYou can teach a chest to tighten\nYou can teach a breath to hide\nYou can teach a child the future\nIs already taking sides\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nTake the light\nBend the room\nMake the morning feel unsafe\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nCall it caution\nCall it wisdom\nThen put terror in its place\n\n\nNext you make the warning\nLook like ordinary living\nMake the body scan\nBefore the mind can form a thought\n\nIf he jumps\nCall him nervous\nIf he freezes\nCall him lazy\nIf he runs\nCall him guilty\nIf he stays\nSay he got caught\n\nGive him love\nWith conditions\nGive him peace that might be taken\n\nGive him rules\nThat keep shifting\nThen condemn him when he’s shaken\n\n\nYou can teach the nerves to listen\nFor a storm behind a smile\nYou can teach a person safety\nIs a room that lasts a while\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nTake the wound\nAdd a clock\nMake the seconds bare their teeth\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nCall it care\nCall it truth\nThen make him scared of what he sees\n\n\nHe was not born afraid of silence\n\nHe was not born hunting every sound\n\nSomebody taught him peace was temporary\nSomebody taught him joy could turn around\n\nSomebody taught him love had warning lights\nSomebody taught him sleep could be a trap\n\nSomebody watched his eyes keep searching\nThen called him broken after that\n\n\nWatch the door\nCheck the hall\n\nHold your breath\nHear it all\n\nDon’t relax\nDon’t trust\n\nDon’t speak\nDon’t rush\n\nToo loud\nToo still\n\nBe good\nStay skilled\n\nNo rest\nNo ground\n\nFear first\nDon’t drown\n\nEduca-fear\nEduca-fear\nTeach the body where to shake\n\nEduca-fear\nEduca-fear\nMake the daylight feel awake\n\n\nNow he reads the ceiling\nLike a map of coming weather\nNow he hears a cupboard\nLike a sentence in the dark\n\nNow he calls it instinct\nWhen he cannot stop the scanning\nNow he calls it weakness\nWhen the fear becomes a mark\n\nEvery room has corners\nEvery corner knows\n\nEvery little silence\nPuts its finger to his throat\n\n\nYou can teach a soul to brace itself\nBefore the world arrives\nYou can teach a person living\nLike survival is a shrine\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake the future hunt his name\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nCall it sharp\nCall it smart\nCall it learning from the pain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nEvery door\nLearns a threat\nEvery shadow learns a law\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-fear a person\n\nAnd when he cannot rest\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the heart to draw\n\n\nListen\n\nDid you hear that\n\nNo\n\nListen harder\n\nThat is how it starts\n\nGood\n\nStay ready\n\n#### On How To Educashame A Person\n\n\nLook at yourself\n\nNo\nReally look\n\nYou should be ashamed\n\nGood\n\nNow we are getting somewhere\n\n\nFirst you take a person\nAnd give the mirror teeth\nMake the face look guilty\nBefore the mouth can speak\n\nTell him want is ugly\nTell him need is theft\nTell him every hunger\nIs a stain upon his chest\n\nPoint the light\nAt the flaw\nMake the whole room see it\n\nName the wound\nName it wrong\nThen punish him for being it\n\n\nYou can teach a heart to lower\nYou can teach a gaze to fall\nYou can teach a living person\nHe is guilty for it all\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-shame a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake the mirror learn his name\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-shame a person\n\nCall it truth\nCall it love\nThen make him kneel inside the blame\n\n\nNext you make his body\nSomething he must answer for\nMake his joy suspicious\nMake his sadness feel obscene\n\nIf he laughs too loudly\nSay he wants attention\nIf he hides too deeply\nAsk him why he acts so mean\n\nGive him clothes\nMade of eyes\nGive him skin that feels accused\n\nGive him rules\nFor the room\nThen say he always misconstrues\n\n\nYou can teach a mouth to apologize\nBefore the word is born\nYou can teach a soul to wear itself\nLike something ripped and torn\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educashame a person\n\nTake the wound\nWrite the law\nMake the broken thing confess\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educashame a person\n\nCall it growth\nCall it grace\nThen make him grateful for the mess\n\n\nHe was not born ashamed of breathing\n\nHe was not born hiding from his name\n\nSomebody taught him love was conditional\nSomebody taught him need was blame\n\nSomebody taught him joy was arrogance\nSomebody taught him grief was weak\n\nSomebody watched his shoulders folding\nThen praised him when he would not speak\n\n\nEyes down\nBack straight\n\nSmile small\nFeel weight\n\nNeed less\nWant none\n\nTake blame\nGood son\n\nWrong wish\nWrong skin\n\nWrong voice\nWrong grin\n\nNo pride\nNo claim\n\nBe clean\nFeel shame\n\nEducashame\nEducashame\nTeach the mirror how to bite\n\nEducashame\nEducashame\nMake the soul apologize to light\n\n\nNow he keeps a courtroom\nIn the center of his body\nNow he hears the verdict\nBefore anybody calls\n\nNow he says I’m sorry\nWhen the weather changes\nNow he makes himself smaller\nSo the room can feel tall\n\nEvery scar has language\nEvery silence has a chair\n\nEvery little longing\nLearns to kneel before despair\n\n\nYou can teach a mind to sentence\nEvery self before it stands\nYou can teach a person shame\nUntil the shame becomes his hands\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educashame a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake the center feel profane\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educashame a person\n\nCall it manners\nCall it morals\nCall it washing out the stain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educashame a person\n\nEvery need\nLearns a crime\nEvery mirror learns a chain\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educashame a person\n\nAnd when he hates himself\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the soul its name\n\n\nLook at yourself\n\nNo\nReally look\n\nYou should be ashamed\n\nGood\n\nNow we are getting somewhere\n\n#### On How To Educalie A Person | Lyrics\n\n\nSay it right\n\nNo\nNot like that\n\nSay what we agreed happened\n\nGood\n\nNow everyone can breathe\n\n\nFirst you take a person\nAnd make the truth unsafe\nPut the real thing in his mouth\nThen slap it from his face\n\nTell him peace requires\nA cleaner explanation\nTell him facts are dangerous\nWithout proper decoration\n\nChange the word\nChange the scene\nMake the story useful\n\nHide the bruise\nPraise the room\nCall the silence truthful\n\n\nYou can teach a tongue to bend\nYou can teach a mouth to sell\nYou can teach a living witness\nHow to counterfeit itself\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nTake the truth\nDress it up\nMake the broken thing agree\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nCall it peace\nCall it love\nThen make the lie feel clean\n\n\nNext you make the honest\nLook like they are dangerous\nIf he names the damage\nSay he wants to start a fight\n\nIf he tells the story\nAsk him why he hates you\nIf he keeps it quiet\nSay he finally got it right\n\nMake him say\nIt was nothing\nMake him smile while saying\n\nMake him learn\nEvery sentence\nNeeds a little rearranging\n\n\nYou can teach a soul to edit\nEvery wound before it speaks\nYou can teach a child the fiction\nThat the whole damn family needs\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nTake the wound\nChange the name\nMake the mirror plead the case\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nCall it grace\nCall it growth\nThen make him falsify his face\n\n\nHe was not born fluent in denial\n\nHe was not born afraid of what was true\n\nSomebody taught him facts had consequences\nSomebody taught him memory could lose\n\nSomebody taught him love required perjury\nSomebody taught him truth would make them leave\n\nSomebody smiled when he betrayed himself\nAnd called it learning how to keep the peace\n\n\nSay fine\nSay good\n\nSay no one\nMisunderstood\n\nSay small\nSay less\n\nSay no\nWhen you mean yes\n\nHide blood\nHide flame\n\nTake fault\nChange names\n\nGood child\nGood line\n\nLie clean\nLook fine\n\nEduca-ie\nEducalie\nTeach the truth to wear a mask\n\nEducalie\nEducalie\nMake the mouth survive the task\n\n\nNow he keeps two ledgers\nIn the back of every answer\nOne for what occurred\nAnd one for what the room allows\n\nNow he calls it wisdom\nWhen he leaves the truth bleeding\nNow he calls it kindness\nWhen he cuts the witness down\n\nEvery word has makeup\nEvery fact has chains\n\nEvery little almost\nLearns to kneel before the claim\n\n\nYou can teach a mind to split\nBetween the wound and what it says\nYou can teach a person lying\nTill the lie sleeps in his bed\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nTake the child\nBreak the field\nMake the true thing feel obscene\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nCall it loyalty\nCall it mercy\nCall it keeping the house clean\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nEvery fact\nLearns to kneel\nEvery memory learns disguise\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educa-lie a person\n\nAnd when he cannot trust his mouth\nEverybody asks\nWho taught the truth to lie\n\n\nSay it right\n\nNo\nNot like that\n\nSay what we agreed happened\n\nGood\n\nNow everyone can breathe\n\n#### On How To Educatellthesyeseylys (Or: The Mistypleedings)\n\n\nYou’re seeing things\nSaid Ms T. Pleedings,\nNo\nI believe you\n\nI just think\nYou might be tired\n\nMaybe get your hearing checked, my dear\nMight help you with a great fear, what?\n\nI can make that call for you\nIf you want me two\n\nI'm here - for you\nLean in on me, it's what we do\n\nWe are the Mistypleedings\nAnd we are leaning in hard for you.\n\n\nFirst, you take a person\nAnd make the lie feel easy peasy\nSmall enough to swallow\nSoft enough to pass\nLarge enough to earn its keep\n\nSay it like the weather\nSay it like you mean it\nWhether you mean it or not\nSay it with a face that is an unface\n\nThat does not know it wears a mask\nNothing moved\nNothing broke\nNobody meant to hurt you\n\nSo my story goes\nThat was not\nWhat you heard\nThat was not a bird\n\nCome with me, Suzy dear\nLet's take a walk\nLet me help convert you\n\n\nYou can teach a mouth to smooth\nAs the words leave the bruise\nWithout anything to see\nYou can teach the words to smooth\nEvery fracture in the room\n\nYou can teach the little yes\nLike a tittle tittle bird\nTo arrive before the wound word\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nTell the eye\nSly lys\nMake the wrong thing sound polite\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nEasy yes\nI lie\nAnd the lie walks out in light\n\n\nNext, you make the falsehood\nWhat it is not, but what it could be be\nMake it the undoing of the done\nAnd yet it never even trips an alarm\nJust part of ordinary breathing\n\nNo pulse jump jump\nNo eye twitch twitch\nNo trouble in the hand\nJust a nagging, unfelt itch\n\nTeach the tongue to carry\nWhat it should only spit out\nLet the mouth eat its way\nInto your life and maybe, your wife\n\nJust a little rearranging\nTeach the face to say\nMaybe yay - maybe no yay\n\nThere is nothing to understand\nNothing understood is there there to be\nIt was small yet tall\nIt was a mere thing and grand\n\nIt was kind, yet came at you blind\nIt was only a conversation, I'll say\nI meant no harm to you or your kind\nWhy so tense and so prickly\n\nWhy so sharp and with a brow furrowed furrowed\nWhy this need for accusation\nWhat are you hiding?\nIn your vacation station?\n\n\nYou can teach a witness mercy\nTill the witness cannot see\nMatters not a one whit two\n\nYou can teach a person lying\nTo sound like charity while\nShe sounds just like you\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nTell the eye\nSly lys\nMake the soft thing hide the knife\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nEasy yes\nI lie\nMove the frame and move a life\n\n\nNobody lied loudly\nI promise. I swear.\nNobody kicked the door\nI was the only one there.\n\nNobody wrote the damage\nIn a language you could know show\n\nIt was just a little judgment\nA sentence was handed down\nWith a hard hand hard upon your back\nAnd a voice - that was digging in for the attack\n\nIt was just a little yes, so what what what\nWhere the no had been attack attacked\n\nIt was just a time bandit shoulder\nTo lean-urn on after you fell down\n\nJust a helpful little up one up two two\nDressed to kill with a look that splits the will\n\n\nSay yes\nLook clean clean\nLie small lie small\n\nStay sweet sweet\nWrong word, bad bird\nRight smile, what did I hear heard?\n\nSoft hand\nLong file\nIt's gonna be a good little long while\n\nNo tells\nNo sweat\nAnd not later yet either\n\nNo twitchy eye twitch\nNo debt not yet\nGood voice unseen joist\n\nGood eyes never heard the lies\nSly lys\nI lies\nHigh life high\n\nEduca-tell\nEduca-tell\n\nThe yes, no yes\nThe eye hymns don't need them.\nThe sly eye why easy lie needs nothing\nTo make it automatic!\nAutomatic eye lie no why lies\n\nEducatell\nEducatell\n\nThe easy who me\nGiven way to the no eye lies whys\n\nLet's take a walk, my little Suzy dear\nAlong the beach that never cries\n\n\nNow the lie is second nature\nBut still, second nature ain't first\n\nYou see? The sentence wears a collar\nYou hear it? The kindness hides a thirst\n\nNow the mouth can run a run run ruin\nWith a whisper and a nod nod nod\n\nNow the room can call it mercy\nWhile it un-ears all it knows and unlearns God\n\nEvery lie confesses and easy undresses easy\nEvery easy answer bleeds out hard and easy lazy\n\nEvery little yes carries the singer's song\nAnd has a witness who see sings in the key of ease\n\n\nYou can teach the truth to stu-stu-stutter\nUnderneath a polished tone you own\n\nYou can teach the lie to weak whisper\nAnd me? Troublemaker? No. That's whisper lisper.\n\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nTell the eye\nSly lys\nMake the almost pass for true\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nEasy yes\nI lie\nAnd the lie says I was you\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nNo alarm\nNo scar\nJust a sentence wearing lace\n\nThis is how\nThis is how\nThis is how you educatellthesyeseylys\n\nAnd when the whole life bends\nAnd you bend with it\n\nEverybody asks looking all puzzled to death\nWho taught that person to lie to that face\n\n\nYou’re seeing things\nNo\nI believe you\n\nStop. You are over-reacting.\nStop. I am your friend.\nStop. There. Better now?\n\nI just think\nYou might be tired\n\nMaybe get your hearing checked, my dear\n\nI can make that call for you\nIf you want me two",
  "title": "On How To Educafuck A Person",
  "updatedAt": "2026-07-04T00:43:32.297Z"
}