The Political Song
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The Political Song
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Look at regulations
Look for explanations
Look at the inflation
Look for retaliation
Every day in every way
Things get a little bit worse
Look for a direction
I’m in the wrong section
I used to fight
Now nothing’s right
My head’s screwed up what does it take
And tell me what difference does it make
If they don’t get you one way they get you another
The best thing you can do is run for cover
The Middle East
Did I hear the word peace
Islam or Napalm
Who’ll drop the next bomb
Look at the Russians
Look at the Americans
Look at the Afghans
Who are their next plans
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Mark Faggos Skasters performs "The Political Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Faggos Skasters catalog on LyroVerse.
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