Let The Young
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Let The Young
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Now I'm young and in my teens, there's a lot of things that I ain't seen
I can work, or studyhang out or play, get married, get stone any old day
Ceasers, bishops, generals and kings are all over 40 and thy've done their thing
They've powered crazy dishonest and dump they don't care a damn about the needy and young
Let the govern the country
Let the old fight the wars
Let the govern the country
Let the old fight the wars
Good kings all, we went to your schools and learned all your golden rules
You oldies tried it and got it wrong so now you better listen to our song
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