Same Changes
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Same Changes
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The camera angles and the name campaigns
The stare cuts and the latest extremes
The way we sell ourselves they way we spend our greed
How long it takes hear our dreams
Circle of change the world around you
The same changes
Hold on to the voice inside you
The same changes
The borders and the flags how far our guns can shoot
Fascist slogans and the movie of the week
Popular opinions cars that drive you mad
What they pass assassins and a lucky streak
How much time is wasted how much time is left
What to censor
What to read
How hot the sun burns
What does love require
How we run from the things we need
What this page can answer fast
Who performs "Same Changes"?
Sam Phillips performs "Same Changes", and this lyric page sits inside the Sam Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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