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Artist: The Filaments
Canonical path: /the-filaments/life-s-not-a-privilege
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Life's Not A Privilege
Read Life's Not A Privilege lyrics by The Filaments on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Life's Not A Privilege
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Your life's not a privilegeto be taken away by the state,
Who never done you any favours anyway.
An eye for an eye, and one day we will all be blind.
The time is now the world must change.
What would you know about those forced into this life,
Where every day is hard but you still have to try.
No future in sight, and yet you let the convicts fry.
What the hell's happening in your mind?
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