Who Are You Playing For?
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Who Are You Playing For?
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Simple fact of the matter is that if you play an age-limit show, you're letting the alcohol industry discriminate against people that are too young to purchase their product. I don't want to exclude anyone from the opportunity of enjoying our music. How can you be playing for the kids if the kids can't see you play?
music should be enjoyed by everyone
regardless of their age
when you play an age limit show
you let the liquor industry
determines who goes
who are you playing for...
Or are you being played?
We want everyone in the pit
when we go to a show
laughing dancing young and old
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