Riot On Broadway
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Riot On Broadway
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Pirate stations in the harbour
Sending a message to the wireless
A warning to all tonight
There'll be no remorse tonight
The flag is burning as we speak
So when the lights go out
You'll hear them scream and shout
Riot on Broadway
Lights out on the town
Riot on Broadway
Anger burns the city - to the ground
Secrets told and fears revealed
Peace is cheap and a smile's a steal
So the world lost it's beat
The world lost it's feet
Passed by while everyone was sleeping
So when the lights go out
You'll hear them scream and shout
Well we won't run anymore, won't run
We won't run anymore
But we'll scream and shout
Riot! Riot!
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