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Artist: The Distillers
Canonical path: /the-distillers/seneca-falls
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Seneca Falls
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Seneca Falls
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Oh its set in 1848 in the crush of New York state
And the thing about destiny is it never ever makes mistakes
Susan B. Anthony
Forever haunting me
Owned raped sold thrown
A woman was never her own
They cried freedom rise up for me
I want I want I want freedom
Oh its set in 1848 in the crush of New York state
And the thing about destiny is it never ever sets you free
Elizabeth Cady
Forever reminding me
I dont steal the air I breathe
Freedom rise up for me
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