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Class War

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: doa Canonical path: /d-o-a/class-war Related lyric paths: 6
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Class War

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I want a war, between the rich and the poor.

I wanna fight and know what I'm fighting for.

in a class war, class war, class war, class war, class war, class war, class war.

in new york and la, city halls are falling down.

there's no escape, when a class war comes to town.

in a class war, class war, class war, class war, class war, class war.

if I'm told to kill, in beirut or salvador, there will be a class war, right here in america.

in a class war, class war, class war, this war, that war, class war, last war

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