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Artist: Dirty Revolution
Canonical path: /dirty-revolution/years-and-years
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Years And Years
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Years And Years
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Some say it won't happen in our time
But the time is already here
And some still say
It'll never happen in my time
But the time is already here
We better open up our eyes now
And see the signs now
For years they've been telling you
Yes, they've been telling you
Years they've been telling you
Years and years
It's not happening
It's not happening
Or is it happening?
Is it happening?
It is happening
And it's happening
Here and now
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