Bullhorn Theory
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Bullhorn Theory
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I know it seems that they're so many
I know it seems that we're so few
That's all just part of the illusion
Oh, that's how they get to you
Fear is all they know
Stand up, my love, find your strength
You're so much stronger than you know
Be brave, my love. You carry with you
More than just your own hopes
I know it seems they're so much stronger
I know it seems that we're so weak
That's just until the fighting starts, dear
Oh, then we're going to see
Just how strong they are
When you stand with the truth,
Then you argue the truth
When you don't have the truth
Then you shout like a fool and that's all that they do
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Justin McRoberts performs "Bullhorn Theory", and this lyric page sits inside the Justin McRoberts catalog on LyroVerse.
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