Melancholy Pessimism
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G7 Ostracism

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Melancholy Pessimism Canonical path: /melancholy-pessimism/g7-ostracism Related lyric paths: 6
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G7 Ostracism

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The richest people from the woeld,

They'd like to decree without us.

Prague, Rome and Los Angeles

were places of the summits.

Is this planet for the rich only?

Why does only one side arbitrate?

Where are the representatives

of the other people and communities?

It's a scorn on humanity.

Nobody wants to listen to the

voice of the habitants of this star.

Strikes and disagreements.

Fights and disturbances.

Blood and barricades.

Flames and broken glass.

We want to speak about our lives

will you listen to us?

So kill us! Kill us! Kill us!

You've a lot of money for guns.

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