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Singing For Our Future
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Another chord another heart is broken
Keep your head up real and tall
If this what you call disappointment
will you ever hear our call
Born into profit
Born into failure
Maybe we never had a choice
Minimum Wage
Maximum Labor
This is for all without a voice
And We're singing for our future
Because We'll always have these songs
It goes on and on and on
And We're singing for our future
Because I've always loved these songs
It goes on and on and on
I'll be seeing you in hell...
Why do we think we’re bigger than this
because no one stands up to talk
no one is ever listening
And we won't talk before its too late
And the music finally stopped
And we've finally lost it all.
Have we finally lost it all?
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Rebuilder Boston, Massachusetts
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