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Artist: The Business
Canonical path: /the-business/spanish-jails
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Spanish Jails
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Spanish Jails
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Only nineteen with no political stance
A victim of a government, meant he hadn’t a chance
Thrown into the darkness never see’s the light
Beaten up so much he cannot fight
Come on spain give him bail
Come on spain give him bail
Come on spain free him come on spain free him
From your spanish jail
I read the morning papers, can’t believe my eyes
Police the world over, always telling lies
Spanish gonna hurt you, bring you to your knees
Lock you up forever and throw away the keys
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