Fight For Your Rights
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Fight For Your Rights
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I'm not so far future, you gonna see
Nailed in your face, you cannot flee
Carnival, war, violence, corruption
Thats the world, going to destruction
Fighting for food, water and drugs
Living like worms, rats and bugs
The night was gone, the sun rises up
I open my eyes, and look to my side
You must see, what I found
So many people, below the ground
Fighting for food, water and drugs
Living like worms, rats and bugs
Wake up my friend, thats real time
For you get, what you find
Call your friends, and fight for your right
Fight for your rights!
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