The Majority
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The Majority
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You call me the mean man
You point your finger at me
Having problems with authority
In every major city
And it's so easy for you
The majority, the majority
And there's no peace for you
The majority
Your white housewives
And your money-sucking friends
Don't need you to be I'll be me to
The end
And it's so easy for you
The majority, the majority
And there's no peace for you
You got to think about your chil-
Dren
Fuck bureaucracy
Take the weight off your shoul-
Ders
We're not the public enemy
Can't you see, can't you see
You call me the mean man
I say you call me the
Mean man
And it's so easy for you
The majority, the majority
And there's no peace
For you
Your white housewives
And your money-sucking
Friends
Don't need you to be
Cause I'll be me to the end
Got to think about the
Children, think think about
The children
You got to think about the
Children
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