(We Want) Someone To Blame
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(We Want) Someone To Blame
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Frozen in time here, the future: possible a reflection is the past
Misinformation spoken with authority, as if our ignorance can't last
From the churches, and the anchor man and the parental youth For the indolent, the ignorant, and those who scream for truth
We want someone to blame for the lies and untruths We rage unassuaged perpetuate it too It goes on and on the descendants will sing this song
For the crimes, how many times, they swore to tell the truth but they lied What you saw was truth behind their eyes
They swore to tell the truth but they didn't know that they lied
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