From Ashes Rise
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Public Service

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Public Service

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Public service, service for who?

The poor fill the prisons, the rich fill the schools.

Public servants to serve me and you,

they serve to destroy us, fucked over for who?

Public service, send you to war.

Public service, to take away your wages.

Public service, to lock you in cells.

Public service, who's the service for?

Service the rich while you strangle the poor.

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