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Artist: Malcolm in the Middle
Canonical path: /malcolm-in-the-middle/and-malcolm-and-dewey-and-reese
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And Malcolm And Dewey And Reese
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And Malcolm And Dewey And Reese
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Where are the heroes who fight for a cause?
Who live by the code of their own moral laws?
Who stand up to tyrants and fight the police,
Like Ghandi and Martin and Barbie and Rosa -
And Malcolm and Dewey and Reese!
And Malcolm and Dewey and Reese!
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