Waiting for the Blood to Flow
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Waiting for the Blood to Flow
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No turning back, we'll even the score
It's always us and them
the rich and the poor
Sick of those bastards
with their high class careers
while we live in poverty, we live in fear
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I'm waiting for the blood to flow
Revolution comes too slow
A change will come I know
But I'm still waiting for the blood to flow
Always the victim, always accused
Fighting the system, we'll always lose
They think they protect us
with their rules and their laws
But I wanna know who the protection's really for
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