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Artist: The Forgotten
Canonical path: /the-forgotten/class-separation
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Class Separation
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Class Separation
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They built a wall in middle America
To separate the towers from the bad side of town
Different rules apply to each fucking faction
There is no justice to law anymore
MAGISTRATE calls out commandments
UNREST down in the projects
COMPLIANCE enforced by the tyranny
New wall gets a little bit wider
Break down!
Smash it down!
Le em know where you stand!
Class separation tearing us down again!
Peasant stock lays another stone to
Insure the elitists won't smell the town
Common man screaming down in the halls
Oi boy kicks down the fuckin' wall
DESTROY all that surrounds
BACKSTREETS move to foreground
CONSTITUENTS try to make a stand
Old wall crumbles down to the ground now
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