Who Do You Report To?
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Who Do You Report To?
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Who do you report to
To whom can I speak my mind
Do I have to go to
Or can I go directly to the person who is in charge
Do they know about us
Or we just a number on a file
Are they sick and tired of us
Will they say who are you to ask for more than have
Money doesn't mean much
But you want to feel that you are a part
Of a system that can last
Is it just a name now
Or are there still a heart a mind and a soul
Is it just game now
Should we get as far away as we can before it all explodes
Time has come for change
The kind that starts with a root
To bury the ways of the older place for the new
Money doesn't mean much
But you want to feel that you are apart
Of a system that can last
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