Get Less For The Same
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Get Less For The Same
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At first they dont know how to react
And they say get less for the same
Many women are injured by those attacks
They are not close enough to put them away
Have you ever felt that youre betrayed
by your own husband or more your society
Pull the string of your bow as hard as you can
With all the anger hit the one laughing at you
Im not different from the others
Somewhere I felt like you
When the cant give a damn about you
About what you should demand
Sometimes they think that they are represent by
a force they eat salary with greed
These are the times I want to be dust
Your rle has been decrease by so many
And they call this organization fuck you macho
Its another action creat by sexism
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