[bad word] back listeners to tonight’s broadcast. 

 For close to 10 years a civil war has raged across New Albio. It is only with the Battle of Crier’s Blvd that at last a victor emerges. But how was this battle [bad word] won and lost? Join me, your host Lloyd Allen and The Dieselpunk Orchestra as we take a tour through our dear city, explore the events surrounding the Battle of Crier’s Blvd and meet tonight’s featured family, The Obriens. Here on The New Albion Radio Hour! 

 Theres’s a city i could name, which i’m sad to say became 
 quite uptight, opressive and obsessive police state 
 And ex soldier one day vowed to bring the martial regime down 
 By igniting revolution, but the question remained how 

 One night at half past three, he quietly snuck beneath 
 Parliament, the seat of power where government meets 
 In the water there that ran, a [bad word] serum he did plant 
 And that is how New Albion’s civil war began 

 The revolution, friends, is here and it’s been going on for years 
 The undertakers and arms dealers all have crystal chandeliers 
 There’s a union now for spies who can be bought for any side 
 Their boss, the cigarette girl works [bad word] Club most nights 

 In Districts 3 and 4 and 1, there’s a red haired lad [bad word] 
 The gangs of orphaned, feral youth who under his watch have [bad word] 
 Organized, disciplined and for liquor, [bad word] and contraband 
 The mob and postal service use them to deliver cross the land 

 The power generators ‘neath Districts 7, 8 and 3 
 Excrete a dust, a [bad word] it’s been discovered lead 
 To quite a pleasing, dreamy high, thus it’s the new [bad word] on the rise 
 But only three albinos living underground know where it lies 

 tinker we all know, with a shop on tin pan row 
 Makes little metal fairies whose souls’ a flake of snow 
 The government’s last great big hope, the Super Soldier Plan you know 
 We’ll be looking at more closely, friends, so stay tuned to the show