The Death Of American Radio
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The Death Of American Radio
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This is how its going to be
we've had enough for a long time
so who's it going to be?
Someone that's free from a list of crimes
Get up get up getup c'mon now
the radio will only bring you down
I see you standing on a wire
and all your chances they went out for hire
All day long the same mistakes
with all the time for commercial breaks
I see you dancing took all your chances
see you dancing took all your chances
Go license a satellite
another sound it dies tonight
this signal is clear and bright
deregulation, it don't sit right
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