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The Privilege

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Paura Canonical path: /paura/the-privilege Related lyric paths: 6
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The Privilege

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I will not doubt the past

But what difference does it really make?

The new born old

I speak what must be spoken

Tomorrow may be too late

The victory of a man is in

The strength

Of his actions

Repair and equality

Repair and equality

The wheels are always turning

Look out beyond tradition

As you clear your mind

All doors will open

A new world shows up

Step ahead!

The privilege of having friends

On the hardcore struggle

Revolution has begun

Keep the children safe

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