Belongings
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Belongings
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Taxes are my demise
My downfall is simple
Who could ever pay it all?
Not me, nor you, and that's the point
Mass consumption
So unreal
Imbalance of wealth
Half my income
Half your tip
At a dinner with your yourself
Take all my belongings
Take all my money
Take all my savings
Take all my savings
I spend my money on food and oil
To heat the children's rooms (yeah)
You spend your wealth on your cars
And your wife's next surgery
Take all my belongings
Take all my money
Take all my savings
Take em
Mass consumption
Burn the bills
Imbalance of wealth
Mass corruption
No big deal
So unreal
Take all my belongings
Take all my money
Take all my savings
Take all my savings
Mass consumption
Burn the bills
Burn, burn
Mass consumption
Burn the bills
My belongings
Uah
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