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Artist: Funeral For a Friend
Canonical path: /funeral-for-friend/inequality
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Inequality
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Inequality
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We put the power in the hands of the wealthy
Elitist thinking they know what’s best for us
Not knowing, not knowing right from wrong
Just taking and never giving back
They stole what we gave and feathered their own nests
So while we die, they multiply
The symptoms of bigger problems
A distraction of our new world order meltdown
Everybody thinks they’ve got the answers
When there’s only one
Dumbing down as the race begins to falter
New generations of a mindless order
We run around like headless chickens
Blame each other, blame the others
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