Passive Labor
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Passive Labor
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Everyday we will rise to walk the earth
searching for the answers
we are the ones who seek the truth
our true meaning
my life is mine and yours is yours to do what you wish
never forget
they think they can tell us what to do, fuck you
our generation has the power to shape inheritance of tomorrow
our generation has
the power to shape inherited world
our generation has the power to use our inheritance
to take back our freedom and take back our choice
we can be free
we have a voice
we must fight
for our vision
for a life our decision
they will try to cloud our judgment
we must turn judgment to them
I will not work 9-5 for the rest of my life
I will not join monotony
like our fathers who've lost their direction
salvation is near
with everyday
we grow stronger and stronger
uncle sam takes half my check
a dollar just to take a breath
where does all my money go
the wallet of some politician
fuck the american work force
and fuck the american dream
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