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Artist: Sic Alps
Canonical path: /sic-alps/who-has-time-to-protest
Related lyric paths: 6
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Who Has Time To Protest?
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Who Has Time To Protest?
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let's all go where the sea meets the sky
and sun hits the sand
lay down on your back
we''ll have an understanding
i never want no hassle, man
let's not go back to the Viet Nam contract
forget about the poor and the black
it goes 1, 2, 3, 4
they sent them home dressed up in bags
i never want no hassle, man
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