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Artist: Roger Miret And The Disasters
Canonical path: /roger-miret-and-the-disasters/the-boys
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Boys
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The Boys
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We're the boys of the bowery, the voice of the pissed-Hey!
Rock'n'roll warriors stomping the streets
Working class pride and loyalty
Injustice! Is what we see
Tell us the truth, Don't play us for fools
Tell us the truth today!-Oi!
Gonna make 'em speak the truth
We're gonna fight 'em all the way
Society's failed us, Society's gonna pay
One way or another they'll feel our pain
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Roger Miret And The Disasters performs "The Boys", and this lyric page sits inside the Roger Miret And The Disasters catalog on LyroVerse.
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