Stand Up And Go
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Stand Up And Go
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Don’t forget you can choose, your destination
The chaos is above of our foolish nation
The dogs are looking around
There’s nothing you can do
I have a thing to say
Get up! Hey!
Stand up and go
There’s a lot things that you should know
Don’t do these all things just for me
What kind of future do you want to your kids?
Don’t let this shit of world to die
Cause we can change it we should try
So let’s start that! Count with me!
Let’s singing 1, 2, 3, 4!
Now we can make own our revolution
Stand up as did the older generation
Sun is hidden by clouds
We have all lights out
Still we have hope?
So come on!
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