Page type: lyric reference
Artist: UK Subs
Canonical path: /uk-subs/squat-96
Related lyric paths: 6
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Squat 96
Read Squat 96 lyrics by UK Subs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Squat 96
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Criminal justice just for you.
There ain't nothing you can do.
Kick down the door, change the lock.
Don't wanna live in a cardboard box.
In a cardboard city - It ain't for me.
Resist eviction in 96.
Don't wanna live on the street.
We don't have no police relations.
Criminalize the corporations - In cardboard city.
In a cardboard city - It ain't for me.
How can we respect the law?
There's a racist hate.
Kick down the door, change the lock.
Don't wanna live in a cardboard box.
In a cardboard city - It ain't for me.
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UK Subs performs "Squat 96", and this lyric page sits inside the UK Subs catalog on LyroVerse.
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