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Artist: David Neil Cline
Canonical path: /david-neil-cline/going-postal
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Going Postal
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Going Postal
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I see, degradation
And I believe, in self-expression
The world, is filled with aggression
Deceived by mans creation
(Chorus)
How much can one man take
Where do we draw the line
I feel I'm about to break
Or maybe lose my mind
Bluntly unjustified
Opulent dominate
All I can see is red
I want to retaliate
TV, tool of destruction
Currency, is all that matters
Most people, don't even realize
How media, controls their lives
(Chorus)
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David Neil Cline performs "Going Postal", and this lyric page sits inside the David Neil Cline catalog on LyroVerse.
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