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Artist: Aus Rotten
Canonical path: /aus-rotten/they-ignore-peaceful-protest
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They Ignore Peaceful Protest
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They Ignore Peaceful Protest
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They ignore protest
But can they ignore a city on fire
It's time to do more than talk
When they ignore peaceful protest
They ignore protest
But can they ignore a burning police car
It's time to do more than talk
When they ignore peaceful protest
They ignore signs and marches
But can they ignore bricks and rocks
It's time to do more than talk
When they ignore peaceful protest
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