Class War
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Class War
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Scars of tomorrow can never heal
Wounds still fresh from riot shields
Sound the alarm and arm yourself
Were fighting a war based on wealth
Women and children must die first
Endless cycle murder and rebirth
It's a class war
Worse than before
Blood in the streets
We'll never retreat
Who really wins?
It'll never end
Millions have died
Ask yourself why
We're given all the hate of society
Constantly put down you and me
Could you ever know how it feels?
America's oppression is so unreal
Take up arms and be ready to fight
I won't go quietly into the night
It's a class war
Worse than before
Blood in the streets
We'll never retreat
Who really wins?
It'll never end
Millions have died
Ask yourself why
Fuck your
Class war
Fuck you
Class war
Fuck your
Class war
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