We Bite Your Hand
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We Bite Your Hand
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You don't care about this place and we don't
care about your face waste what you want but
you better watch your back cause we're kids
that give a shit and we're gonna make you pay for it
your graves will be dug down in your own trash
and we feel alright tonight even though everything
we love is gonna die and we know we'll lose
this fight but that don't mean we're not
gonna try we don't have that much to lose we don't
have as much as you we're the lower half of the middle
class we grew up with the things we need we'll take
our opportunities we'll use our privileges to sneak
attack and kick your ass
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