[Silence]
\n[Instrumental Intro: distorted blues guitar, pounding toms, industrial bass, distant marching rhythm]<\/p>\n
[Intro]
\nHut, 2, 3, 4
\n(Tell that lie once more)
\nHut, 2, 3, 4
\n(Throw a stone then shut the door)
\nOnce more…
\n(Hut, 2, 3, 4)<\/p>\n
[Verse 1]
\nBlack smoke rising
\n(From the ground)
\nPower building
\n(All around)<\/p>\n
Dig it deeper
\n(Pump it out)
\nDon’t ask questions
\n(Don’t you doubt)<\/p>\n
[Pre-Chorus]
\nMentally ill
\n(Drill, baby, drill)
\nRotten soul
\n(Gonna take a toll)<\/p>\n
[Refrain]
\nFossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
Blood and soil
\n(Souls you’ll spoil)
\nBlack fuel
\n(Fossil fool)<\/p>\n
Imperialism
\n(Colonialism)
\nAuthoritarian politicians
\n(White nationalism)
\nRacialized Division<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
[Verse 2]
\nIt’s not simply
\n(What’s in the tank)
\nIt’s the system
\n(And the rank)<\/p>\n
Who controls it?
\n(Who gets paid?)
\nWho decides
\n(What plans are made?)<\/p>\n
Energy becomes
\n(Identity)
\nFuel becomes
\n(Sovereignty)<\/p>\n
“Drill it deeper!”
\n(Drill it more!)
\n“Keep the old ways!”
\n(That’s the score!)<\/p>\n
Anyone who
\n(Questions why)
\nIs obviously…
\n(Enemy!)<\/p>\n
[Verse 3]
\nFossil capital
\n(Needs protection)
\nBuild a fortress
\n(Against correction)<\/p>\n
Change the law
\n(Change the rules)
\nCall the critics
\n(Climate fools)<\/p>\n
Block the movement
\n(Shut it down)
\nKeep the carbon
\n(In the ground?)<\/p>\n
[Refrain]
\nFossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
Blood and soil
\n(Souls you’ll spoil)
\nBlack fuel
\n(Fossil fool)<\/p>\n
Imperialism
\n(Colonialism)
\nAuthoritarian politicians
\n(White nationalism)
\nRacialized Division<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
[Bridge]
\nMentally ill
\n(Drill, baby, drill)
\nRotten soul
\n(Gonna take a toll)<\/p>\n
Fear!
\n(Power!)<\/p>\n
Identity!
\n(Scour the “our”!)<\/p>\n
[Break]
\nMentally ill
\n(Drill, baby, drill)
\nRotten soul
\n(Gonna take a toll)<\/p>\n
[Refrain]
\nFossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
Blood and soil
\n(Souls you’ll spoil)
\nBlack fuel
\n(Fossil fool)<\/p>\n
Imperialism
\n(Colonialism)
\nAuthoritarian politicians
\n(White nationalism)
\nRacialized Division<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
[Final Refrain]
\nFossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
Blood and soil
\n(Souls you’ll spoil)
\nBlack fuel
\n(Fossil fool)<\/p>\n
Imperialism
\n(Colonialism)
\nAuthoritarian politicians
\n(White nationalism)
\nRacialized Division<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism
\n(Protectin’ the system)<\/p>\n
Black fuel
\n(Political tool)<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism
\n(Drivin’ the schism)<\/p>\n
[Outro]
\nPump it up
\n(Guard the gate)<\/p>\n
Burn it down
\n(Seal our fate)<\/p>\n
Mentally ill
\n(Drill, baby, drill)
\nRotten soul
\n(Gonna take a toll)<\/p>\n
[Instrumental Outro: industrial guitar riff dissolving into feedback, marching drums gradually falling apart]<\/p>\n
[Silence]<\/p>\n
[End]<\/p>\n
About the Song
\nFossil Fascism: Protecting Fossil Capital<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism is related to, but distinct from, ecofascism.<\/p>\n
The term has been used by scholars studying the intersection of fossil-fuel dependence, authoritarian politics, nationalism, racism, and opposition to climate action. Recent scholarship defines fossil fascism as a political, legal, and cultural system centered on an ultra-nationalist defense of fossil-fuel extraction while suppressing opposition to it.<\/p>\n
In simplified terms:<\/p>\n
Ecofascism accepts ecological crisis but blames the \u201coutsider.\u201d<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism protects the fossil-fuel system and attacks those who seek to change it.
\nFrom \u201cBlood and Soil\u201d to \u201cBlack Fuel\u201d<\/p>\n
The historical roots of ecofascist thought are often connected to European romantic nationalism and the \u201cBlood and Soil\u201d tradition, in which land, national identity, and racial identity became intertwined.<\/p>\n
Fossil fascism has a different historical lineage.<\/p>\n
Political scientist Cara Daggett and other scholars have used the concept to examine the relationship between fossil fuels, authoritarian politics, nationalism, and racialized power. Andreas Malm and the Zetkin Collective further developed the concept in White Skin, Black Fuel, connecting fossil-fuel development to the history of European imperialism, colonialism, and racial hierarchy.<\/p>\n
The underlying argument is that fossil fuels are not simply an energy source. They can also become embedded in political institutions, economic power, national identity, and cultural ideas about social hierarchy.<\/p>\n