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Did I ever call foryour fame? |
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Why do we fight inyour name? |
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Is it really true thatyou're there? |
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And do you everanswer my prayers? |
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We are calling forchange,so why don't youcome back again? |
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Why do you spreadlove uneven? |
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This is not what |
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Ibelieve in. |
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Do I have the right,to write this down? |
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Without heresy pointinga finger at me. |
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Rights?We don't have no more. |
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In this catastrophe,of a 21st century war. |
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Did I ever call foryour fame? |
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Why do we fight inyour name? |
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Is it really true thatyou're there? |
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And do you everanswer my prayers? |
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We are calling forchange,so why don't youcome back again? |
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Why do you spreadlove uneven? |
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This is not what |
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Ibelieve in. |
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Turn and let your gazeburn over yonder,a young man sternwith the hunger,who never puts asunder,the late night thoughtsand the wonder. |
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Writing is a lighteningspeech is a thunder. |
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Kid, I'm misinterpretedlike a |
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Marxist.The scared willask this,impartial vocabularymartial artistpractice verbal |
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Ti-Chiand pilates. |
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Da Linguist, the properopportunist. |
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Quick to drop a new listof rhymes whichrevue this,right wind stifling thatwe're suffering,far from enlightening it'sfrightening so usher in,a new type of verbalwell being. |
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As your talks are warpedby a canopy of entropy,enter the |
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Linguist whoeventually,with a dismaying displayof rhyme slaying advances. |
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The impartial vocabularymartial artist. |
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Did I ever call foryour fame? |
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Why do we fight inyour name? |
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Is it really true thatyou're there? |
|
And do you everanswer my prayers? |
|
We are calling forchange,so why don't youcome back again? |
|
Why do you spreadlove uneven? |
|
This is not what |
|
Ibelieve in. |
|
Did I ever call foryour fame? |
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Why do we fight inyour name? |
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Is it really true thatyou're there? |
|
And do you everanswer my prayers? |
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We are calling forchange,so why don't youcome back again? |
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Why do you spreadlove uneven? |
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This is not what |
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Ibelieve in. |
