Judas & The Morning After Pill
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Judas & The Morning After Pill
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what's wrong with having it good for a
change now they're gonna let us have it
good if we just help them they're gonna
leave us alone let us make some money
you can have a little taste of that
good life too now i know you want
it hell everybody does you'd do it to
your own kind what's the threat we all
sell out every day might as well be
on the winning team can you still recollect
those times when the music carried potent prophecies
of change could it be that our appointment's
run its course are we the liable ones
it seems we've ceased to even care has
subjugation quelled the revolution that once filled the
air divide and conquer as they break us
down and watch us fall believe their lies
are true and just be glad it isn't
you leave all your demands unpressed just fall
in lines with all the rest another shill
a judas all this time.
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