Could've Moved Mountains...
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Could've Moved Mountains...
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The community is sick and the community is blind, yeah
And it's colder than poland and the sun is not shining here
And we're tangled in the shit of each other's ruined affairs
And half of us are faking, and the other half is tired and scared
Please believe in labour and hope and joy
'Cause like a little boy, I have destroyed hope and joy
And lately I dream about angels with molotovs
And nightly they fist me, wrists like tender trucks
And these hands could've moved mountains
These hands could've moved mountains
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