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like there’s no tomorrow Like my days weren’t full of sorrow Everybody think I’m a disappointment Some of them think I need an internment But imma just
Normative rotten world Here someone lived before Compulsory internment a shot of clemency. Compulsory internment forgive the crazy old man who
between internment and concentration Give you liberty? That's a scam give me equality End of the day our lives are run by monopolies Can you say Alec Alec
Franchise coffee bars and internment camps can exist side by side. Strong authority and the free market can coexist just fine. Turns out fascism
After she graduated college In effort to avoid returning to the internment camp Where her parents were still being held My grandmother went to teach
sacrifices A small term of service when Down on the surface Internment's a freebie that comes With the purchase We work to earn the right to work To earn
limitless be an example on point like a pyramid q promise I’m dropping the bomb on my internment’s who talkin talkin the talk but not walkin it p who
got a lot to learn Internment is no answer It's those mother's turn to burn! Sunday bloody Sunday Bloody Sunday's the day! You Anglo pigs
of course Whoa I don't think anything that I been hearing is worth it I ain't for CNN or the Shapiro internment Two feet and I'm running for it Little
they've got a lot to learn, Internment is no answer, it's those mothers' turn to burn. Sunday, bloody sunday, bloody sunday's the day. Hey! yeah! Yeah!
an iron hand And you brought this reign of terror to my land Through those many months internment in the Maidstone and the Maze I thought about my land
that tie the red tape tight I know that I would rather be out of this conspiracy In the gulags and internment camps frozen faces in nameless ranks
know that I would rather be out of this conspiracy In the gulags and internment camps frozen faces in nameless ranks I know that they would rather be
know that I would rather be out of this conspiracy In the gulags and internment camps frozen faces in nameless ranks I know that they would rather be
around Tyrone On that black day in August When Faulkner showed his hand He thought that by internment He could break our gallant band But the boys from
In the gulags and internment camps; Frozen faces in nameless ranks. I know that they would rather be Standing here beside me, chasing the clouds
With one fine mess That we colonize internment We'll never never never never never never Live apart, oh no Cuz if we pass along What's in this song
must go on Shredded with precision, corpses in exposition From a slip the murderer was caught Condemned to internment for insanity Confined to live
day They remain at a loss In secretive internment camps Of detention Of so-called re-education Crying Suffering It is insanity To lack humanity This is
playing warden for the year? for the decade The prisoners' designations are venial What is the function of their internment Freedom from disturbance Freedom
their women hooked Hollywood shook when he became their infatuation You think Covid just a one-off fluke? Forget internment camps, with nowhere to run off
trail of tears, no internment camps, and Lincoln freed the slaves in a day I’m red white and blue and I’m better than you because I was born in the USA
citizens to Japanese internment camps But you can run it back, put calendars in stacks And find the story full of impositions and attacks The British,
the colonization of stolen lands To the death of native Americans From the hatred for LGBTQ To gays being denied their freedoms From the internment camps of my
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