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Artist: Ted Leo And The Pharmacists
Canonical path: /ted-leo-and-the-pharmacists/to-decline
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To Decline
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To Decline
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You're invited based on demise.
Divided by what you need and what you despise.
But take a minute to review your company.
Does it take courage to refuse their money?
Did you whisper "courage" when you kissed the enemy?
Did it take courage to accept their money?
You're invited to decline.
You're invited to decline.
Decline-ine-ine...
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