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Bad Religion ~ Politics


economy, technology, doesn't really work. can't try running for government, i'm not a jerk! i've tried to see these faces all around the way. you're lucky if they listen to a single word you say. what is right and what is wrong? the government decides. you don't have no rights at all, as long as you don't fight. we're all being oppressed by the upper middle class. the government you vote for is the one that you put there. i've put down enough dues, i'm due and so are you. residents fear the president, i'm not the government. we ignore the masses of the whole entire race. men in suits? without a happy face. economy, technology, doesn't really work. the guy running the government, another jerk! i've tried to see these faces all around the way. you're lucky if they listen to a single word you say. more free lyrics

economy, technology, doesn't really work.
can't try running for government, i'm not a jerk!
i've tried to see these faces all around the way.
you're lucky if they listen to a single word you say.
what is right and what is wrong?
the government decides.
you don't have no rights at all,
as long as you don't fight.
we're all being oppressed by the upper middle class.
the government you vote for is the one that you put there.
i've put down enough dues, i'm due and so are you.
residents fear the president, i'm not the government.
we ignore the masses of the whole entire race.
men in suits? without a happy face.
economy, technology, doesn't really work.
the guy running the government, another jerk!
i've tried to see these faces all around the way.
you're lucky if they listen to a single word you say.

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