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Obsolete Folksong

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Obsolete Folksong

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I know it is alive

I can feel it all around me

I know it is a lie

(huh huh huh huh)

They cant kill us all,

If we stick together.

They cant kill us all.

They cant kill us all,

but they'll try.

They cant kill us all,

if we stick together,

they cant kill us all.

la-la-la

la-la-la

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