Fifty On Red
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Textbook Case

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Textbook Case

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Instead of forming opions of your own

Just walk the line, another mindless close

People like you bring out the worst in me

You're your own worst enemy

Be more than just another face in the crowd

If you have something to say - speak out

Stop worrying about criticism from anyone else

Break away - be yourself

Break away

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