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Artist: Take Offense
Canonical path: /take-offense/power-in-our-hands
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Power In Our Hands
Read Power In Our Hands lyrics by Take Offense on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Power In Our Hands
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Rise up, wise up
This will not be the last of our kind
We hold something that you will never know
These numbers that can only grow
We have the power so lets use it
It's what we gotta do if we wanna survive
Stip it from those that abuse it
Don't loose sight, It's what we gotta revive
The power is in our hands
Make a move, take whats yours
Dont let it fall, Don't let it touch the floor
This is sacred with roots so deep
Keep it alive, Always water the seed
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