I Pray
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I Pray
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When you hear them talking
Saying things that you don´t understand
Just keep on walking
And tell ´em you don´t give a damn!
Don´t call me brother, I ain´t your brother
We need more than crime prevention
We need more than ecstasy
We´ll be needing police protection
Better keep your hands off me
And I pray, I pray
I´ve been on my knees all day
And I pray, I pray
I hear every word you say
Take a look at that cat
It´s a game they play with people
Kiss and count the enemy
I don´t cry when I feel the tension
I have state security
This ain´t a revolution
That´s just people talking
Ain´t a revolution
Say, say it again
If I never get caught
I´ll be here all night
Doing things I know ain´t right
Fifty seven dreams ago
That´s the problem if you´re slow
I ain´t your brother
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