Uniform
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Uniform
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The fat kid's too fat, the black guy's too black
Green light turns to red, it's only in your head
Broke down fascists and hypocrites
Spreading thoughts in our minds
To cage ourselves and catch our souls
That once brought up to the light
Turn to lies and ho's
Too young and too fast and too runny-nosed
Or too old and too comatose
Uniform - We don't want uniformity
The white guy's too white, and the thin girl's too thin
TV-commercial-media, so point the blame on them
Part-time hookers and porno pimps have the power to decide
About our lasting highs and lows that once brought up to the light
Turn to lies and ho's
Too young and too fast and too runny-nosed
Or too old and too comatose
Thought control - oppression - slavery - uniformity
Censorship - government's violence - We don't want uniformity
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