Proud Minority
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Proud Minority
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Watch your back, watch your back
You never know when they're coming after you
Watch your left, watch your right
They'll always find you no matter what you do
The boys in blue
Dressing up, fitting in
Has never been of interest to me
I don't get how that makes me a villain automatically
Proud minority
We fight for the misfits
Drink with the drunks
Dance with the outcast
Play for the punks
Arrogant, ignorant
They've never heard of objectivity
Innocent, still accused
And you ask me why I hate authorities
Fight the police
We fight for the misfits
Drink with the drunks
Dance with the outcast
Play for the punks
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