Iron Maiden, 1986, in the song "Stranger In A Strange Land":
"No brave new world, no brave new world."
Iron Maiden, 2000, in the song "Brave New World":
"A brave new world, in a brave new world".
One of these contradictory statements must be wrong, and therefore a lie.
Therefore, we cannot trust that the song "No More Lies" actually means no more lies.
Which reminds me of my favorite pair of sentences:
The following statement is true.
The preceding statement is false.
No, wait, I take that back. Good as those two are, there are two which are even better to hear, if you're a defendant:
"We find the defendant not guilty".
"The defendant is free to go."
Unfortunately, I've never heard those words. Every time I've been to court, it's been trouble. Fortunately, my days of facing judges are behind me. But for the record, here are the crimes I have been charged with:
Disturbing the peace
Obstruction of a highway
Driving while intoxicated
Possession of marijuana
But the good news is, I was never convicted. I pled no contest to all of those, which is technically not a conviction. I'm also oddly proud to say I've been arrested for disturbing the peace. Somehow that just sounds like a cool crime.