Black Generation
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Black Generation
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She's got the power
Let the story run
Leading the game
Controlling yellow press for fun
Because a scandal light
She's got to move the light
He is the owner of a typing machine
Doom days, one week, bodies on his screen
He's mister scandal light
He's got to move the light
What if he'll find an issue greater
An issue greater than yours?
And now we keep on paralyzed
We're living in a tiny worldwide
We are the shame of the nation
We are the black generation
And if you care if they are banging black or white
You're jealous cause nobody sleeps
At your side tonight
The only scandal light
Is not to move the light
And now you wonder why you don't have a clue
About the soldiers marching down your street
To spreading the new
Just keep on paralyzed
It works worldwide
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