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Unemployed

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Unemployed

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So you're bored with yourself, you still got yourself, you all know what I mean

To negotiate or infiltrate, fucking separate and keep on singing

I was always taught to follow, I was always taught to buy indoctrination by design

Made some noise and called it "song", see eye to eye with who sings along

Kids don't know about a basement show, no radio, but I'll keep singing

Won't let them have control of my life, won't go down without a fight

In your tradition I'll defy

You may say it's just a sound, but I know there's more than just

A soundtrack that keeps people coming around

You may say it's just a sound

I'm hearing lies from a suit and tie, I hope you all know what I mean

Your industry don't mean shit to me, I've got nothing to lose

So I'll keep on singing

I was always taught to follow, accept their doctrines as my own

Can't let them reap what they have sown

I've got no voice but I've got a saong, I need nothing else to carry on

No negotiations, no infiltration, fucking separation is what I'm singing

Dug my own grave again, one too many times

Been through this shit enough to know I just can't stay in line

This ain't no anthem, We must fight them

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