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Artist: Tackleberry
Canonical path: /tackleberry/albert-schweitzer-s-paradise
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Albert Schweitzer's Paradise
Read Albert Schweitzer's Paradise lyrics by Tackleberry on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Albert Schweitzer's Paradise
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What am i waiting for?
I know the arguments
But too many days i've chosen to ignore.
And now it's up to me and -yeah- i don't need
No prayer, no company,
No slogan-like ideology!
There might be better ways to waste my days
The world won't change but i could do
No unity is no excuse! hey! hey!
No unity is no excuse! hey! hey!
It is about courage
No matter who you are
From one-on-one to barricades and burning cars
Let your bloody rumpsteak be!
Let some nazi-noses bleed!
Question authority,
And face your favourite enemy!
This not a protest song
This is not to prove you wrong
It's up to me to critise
Albert schweitzer's paradise
One, two, three, four!
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