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Artist: Israel Vibration
Canonical path: /israel-vibration/don-t-want-apartheid
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Don't Want Apartheid
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Don't Want Apartheid
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We don't want no racism
We don't want apartheid oh no no
We don't want no parshality yeah
So run come come
Stand up and chant it
Run come come
Come and see wha de gwaan
Run come come
Yes I man sight it
Run come come
Come and see wha de gwaan
Them so violently
But we must be free
See how them fuss and rage
In this redemption age
Run come come (etc)
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