1. |
I Got Mine
02:03
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shot down
way over the line
below the belt
but honey
it's fine
i got mine
all mine
mama don't like no
whiskey and guitars
she wanna save the earth
and a house with a yard
i got mine
all mine
you can't save my soul
this rock and roll is mine
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2. |
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poison the food
leave us weak
sack the education
create an idiocracy
control all resources
protect your wealth
silence all dissent
shelter yourself from hell
the hell you created
you say it's your right
to skim off the top
raise the prices
kill the crops
you're so antiquated
we're gonna rise up
we're gonna kick you out
we're gonna shout out loud
we're gonna take you down
we're not gonna take this
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3. |
Up Against
02:18
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p-p-p policeman
break my leg
p-p-p politician
eats my bread
c-c-c citizen
turns his head
run run run
run away
don't take a stand
"why do we have to fight
for our rights?"
isn't it given?
these zombies are zillionaires
they feed on the flesh
of the living
isn't it given?
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4. |
Say Anything
03:40
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every one's alone
every one needs some one
to incite
some people take out a loan
some people take it outside
some people take it all
and leave nothing behind
some people take it all in
and say nothing
watch the news
watcher, watch
watch the views
watchers watched
watch the other one
watcher, watch
always the other watchers' watch
interactions threatening
confront, but do not communicate
turn on the television
life obscured
only information
fit to be heard
watch the news
watcher, watch
watch the views
watchers watched
watch the other one
watcher, watch
always the other
watchers' watch
silence has impact
despite its inaction
deprived, uneducated,
incongruous nation
research indicates
through misinformation
the human voice can be taught
not to say anything
say anything
say anything
say anything
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