Coalitions
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Coalitions
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Fixate your fingers around me
Focus and please keep your voice down
Hungry for air can you see my eyes
Coming out of their sockets
I will not blink, nor move an inch
These are the circles in which
I have been walking 500 laps every second
These are the vessels in which
I have been crashing 500 times every second
But I will not blink, nor move an inch
No I will not blink, nor move an inch
Raise your head high, retaliate
Coalition is on the take
Roll your sleeves up, emancipate
Try to process just what's at stake
Raise your head high and retaliate
The coalition is on the take
Roll your sleeves up and emancipate
Try to process just what's at stake
Roll your sleeves up and raise your head high
Roll your sleeves up and raise your head high
Roll your sleeves up and raise your head
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Who performs "Coalitions"?
Tiger Lou performs "Coalitions", and this lyric page sits inside the Tiger Lou catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Partial Print and Crushed by a Crowd with a short reason for opening each page next.
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