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Artist: Bombshell Rocks
Canonical path: /bombshell-rocks/white-city-walls
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White City Walls
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White City Walls
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Hostility, I feel it coming
It's like a nation wide vigilance
I've seen so many people running
From a threat without substance
Underpayment, self sacrifice
He's just a man with dirty hands in the bigots eye
You get to a certain position
Where you stare up the white city walls
You get to a certain position
I'll do the job with a demolition ball
I've heard so many idiots speaking
With a bitter grin in their face
I've heard so many bigots lying
Without the least sign of disgrace
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