Girl Scout Camp

D.I. · What Good Is Grief To A God? [1994]

Keep the people happy and blind.

Censoring the truth should be a crime.

Jack up the ratings, they're just anither committee.

Plastic world just made to look pretty.

Chorus:

''cause we're going down to girl scout camp.

We're going to tell you what's best for you.

Filtering your world and your mind,

under their thumbs...now you're blind.

Censoring your lives is a social plot.

Be a consumer, sit at home and rot.

They just won't accept reality.

They'll just let us see what they want us to see.

Chorus:

''cause we're going down to girl scout camp.

They're gonna tell us what's best for us.

Censoring your world and your mind.

Under their thumbs, now you're blind.

CENSORED!!

Keep the people happy and blind.

Censorshing the turth should be a crime.

Jack up the ratings, just another committee.

It's a plastic world, it's so damn shitty.

Girlscout camp!

Girlscout camp!

Girlscout camp!

It's a girlscout camp!

About Girl Scout Camp

D.I. delivers a hauntingly atmospheric track on "What Good Is Grief To A God? [1994]," blending post-punk tension with melodic sensibilities that define their early catalog. The song "Girl Scout Camp" exemplifies the band's ability to weave melancholic vocals with driving rhythms, creating a sonic landscape that resonates with themes of introspection and emotional vulnerability. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the recording showcases their signature blend of raw energy and polished production, establishing a foundation for their subsequent work. This piece stands as a testament to D.I.'s enduring influence in the alternative rock scene, offering a listening experience that balances aggression with a distinct, haunting beauty.