Living In Oppression
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Living In Oppression
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Got something to tell you
You listen to me
Living in oppression is not being free
The greedy amongst us sold out long ago
For the almighty paycheck
They live the status quo
The strongest chains you make
Could never hold us down
They try to oppress us
You didn’t know we weren’t fucking around
They chain and oppress us
As the masses sit mute
When will they stand up
Against the corporate suits
As we sit idle
The juggernaut rolls
Afraid to resist it
We’re just pathetic souls
Lost souls die
Resist the lies
Live free fight
Protect the right
Freedom
Freedom
Freedom
Freedom ring
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