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A song about the nature of power, inspired by the words of Roman General Pompey Magnus during the Roman civil war. When confronted by city officials, who tried to reject his authority on the grounds that their city had a treaty with Rome, Pompey exclaimed with exasperation "Will you not stop quoting law to me? Can you not see that we carry blades?" Meaning, it doesn't matter what your law says. It doesn't matter what your treaties say. It doesn't matter about your tradition of doing things a certain way. I am here, and I have the capability to compel submission with force, and I will use it. I hope you guys like the song. My music is available at 88Beats https://88beats.com/artist/coir-cath/ Telegram https://t.me/CoirCathMusic Rumble https://rumble.com/user/Coir_Cath I can be reached at my Volklink https://volklink.com/@coir_cath
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