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Artist: The Blockheads
Canonical path: /the-blockheads/primate-way
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Primate Way
Read Primate Way lyrics by The Blockheads on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Primate Way
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Captured, sedated, deported, imprisoned !
I'm a king at home, not an animal.
I long for my tribe,
I will break loose and declare war.
You call it a zoo, it's a prison !
I will not submit.
I will go back to my tribe,
Declare war on your kind
Show my teeth and hit my breast
Demonstrate my power
I am alone in my cell,
No feeling left but despair.
No way to call for my tribe,
No hate, no joy sedated...
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