Scapegoat Nation (Part 1)
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Scapegoat Nation (Part 1)
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Find yourself a source to blame
To turn the attention off you
Every case is just the same
That is proven to be true
Who was there watching them
Who was taking care
I sure am willing to bet that nobody was there
Scapegoat Nation, Oh yeah
Scapegoat Nation, Oh yeah
Scapegoat Nation, Oh yeah
The truth is right there
Distractable youth watching kids
Isn't that really smart
Maybe they would have lived
If she did her part
All these questions they should ask
It is really clear to me
Instead they blame objects that can't fight back
They want easy answers instead of difficulties
It's a Scapegoat Nation, Oh yeah
Scapegoat Nation, Oh yeah
Scapegoat Nation, Oh yeah
I am willing to bet nobody was there
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