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Culture Wars

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Gc5 Canonical path: /the-gc5/culture-wars Related lyric paths: 6
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Culture Wars

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I'm gonna be a soldier in the culture wars

They battle in the Capitol, they battle in the streets

It's time to battle back with our minds and with our feet

And as the war is waged on the everyday slaves

They proclaim our problems stem from lack of purity

They blame the immigrants, the gays, the blacks, the jews

They wear a smile as they're tightening the screws

They're giving orders to fence up the border

As they congratulate themselves on being born here

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