Rise Up
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Rise Up
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Rise up, rise up...
Complications in the nations of this whole wide world
Inflation is reality, there's no place to turn
The poor man he knows it
'Cause is him who got to feel it
Unemployment is the cause of crime in the streets
Mental oppression, police brutality
When will it all end
This hating and killing of your brother man
When will it all end
Rise up, rise up...
Sufferation in the nalions of this whole wide world
Nuclear pollution there's no place to turn
The poor man he knows it
'Cause is him who got to feel it
Unemployment is the cause of crime in the streets
Mental oppression, police brutality
When will it all end
This hating and killing of your brother man
When will it all end
Rise up today, this is what the Rasta man say
Rise up today
Rise up
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Babatunde Tony Ellis performs "Rise Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Babatunde Tony Ellis catalog on LyroVerse.
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