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Artist: The Exit
Canonical path: /exit-the/question-the-chorus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Question The Chorus
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Question The Chorus
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in this urban jungle
life seems so scarce
caution: hot danger sign buyer beware
there's a billboard on the skyscraper
place your ad here
do you think it's all right
is this all they had planned
do you think it's all right
what about the people's demands
there's a protest down on seventy-first street
outraged about their canceled health care policies
the glass ceiling on the social well-being
had left its mark on our plutocracy
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