Right To Live (1986)
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Right To Live (1986)
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Artillery flashes
a government crashes
a civilian dies
false freedom's price
the power of profit strengthens
as death lists lengthen
we've paid your price
fought your wars
we won't take it anymore
get ready the light shines clearer
get ready the end is nearer
another tool
sister and brother
stolen from the womb of your mother
given one choice
to throw away your voice
words leader's speak spread disease
as we beg for life on our knees
a world based on power and greed
lives in exchange
for what they need
lies are swallowed
as the poor blind follow
poverty military political prison
our lives can't be held by your system
don't tell me
I deserve nothing
I deserve the right to live
I'm not you experimental rabbit
used for your sick purposes
we'll fight on till the answer's clear
and our children need not fear
if it takes
the world's: destruction.
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