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Artist: The Pinkerton Thugs
Canonical path: /the-pinkerton-thugs/brighter-day
Related lyric paths: 6
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Brighter Day
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Brighter Day
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There ain't no reason anymore
There ain't no spirit anymore
There ain't no hope anymore
There ain't no glory anymore
Goldman, Debs, and Parsons
Must be rolling in their graves
The way this movement behaves
So if you believe in freedom, well I believed in you
That together we would see a brighter day
There ain't no turning back no more
There ain't nowhere to hide no more
There ain't no heroes anymore
There ain't no justice anymore
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