Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Subb
Canonical path: /subb/tzedakah
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tzedakah
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Tzedakah
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The victim, the war, the blood on my door...no one wants that...
The guns, the bombs, this pitiful song...
The death, the stone, a cold empty home...
Sickness, disease, the broken families...
What would you do, if things turned out that way?
What would you say if things would never change?
So think of a way, we didn't have to stay the same...
How does it sound? It doesn't sound in sane
A word, a sign, our own peace of mind...that's what we want...
No more disease, a hope for world peace...
A move, a dance, a new fucking chance...
A breath, a sigh, a blue fucking sky...
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Subb performs "Tzedakah", and this lyric page sits inside the Subb catalog on LyroVerse.
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