Peas And Karrots
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Peas And Karrots
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I don't like being told what to do
That must be why I never liked you
Freaking out made you look like a fool
Even though you thought it'd make you cool
We weren't aloud to talk out loud or have fun
But things are gonna change, so you better run
You tried to make us understand
But we saw right though your stupid plan
You made us live by your rules
You treated us like fools
You said we'd matriculate
But we knew that you would try to intimidate
Values into us but it didn't work
It didn't work
Stuck inside your jail, somehow we made it through
We're laughing now because the jokes on you
Finally the dictator had fell
waiting all day just to hear a bell
And now we're free and we couldn't be
Happier not being around you
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