Graveyard Rodeo
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Kommon Knowledge

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Graveyard Rodeo Canonical path: /graveyard-rodeo/kommon-knowledge Related lyric paths: 6
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Kommon Knowledge

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I seen many come, I seen many go

Kommon knowledge to me, is

Something you don't show

Race hate is everywhere don't you

All know

Ignorance is excused, where

Education is not a goal

It's in your city, it's in your home it's

On the street, and everywhere you go

We are from the same nation not the

Same color, not the same creed can

We live together now

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