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The Great Depression

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The Great Depression

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We are the sons and daughters of a revolution

Revolutionaries walking us out of oppression and into a no-law promised land

Where there is no right or wrong

And this leaves us with a great sense of sadness growing inside our soul

No one can explain where it's coming from

Or where it's taking us

We just know that something is lost

That somehow we are lost

And this, my friend, is the great depression

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