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Chaka Khan ~ Democrazy


I got a problem with democracy Don't know what it really means A livin' lie, devoid of honesty Where nothing's really what it seems I'm in a funky situation Doom is lurkin' ever nearer I'm waiting for a revelation Each day the signs are getting' clearer Lies to my left, wrong to my right Compassion unknown This must be the twilight zone A grizzly affair Caught unaware Why am i so scared Where have all the flowers gone? I've got a problem with democracy So where exactly do i stand? Who is this dark cloud hangin' over me? It ain't from god; it must be a man He is the one that you will seldom see The new world order is his name He's got a plan in mind for you and me There are no winners in this game Lies to my left, wrong to my right Compassion unknown This must be the twilight zone And i'm standin' here Tryin' to lose the fear For this i would die The truth will open up my eyes Love will set you free from democracy Supreme power invested in the people Is a bit extreme The highest rank of authority Only god is supreme! more free lyrics

I got a problem with democracy
Don't know what it really means
A livin' lie, devoid of honesty
Where nothing's really what it seems

I'm in a funky situation
Doom is lurkin' ever nearer
I'm waiting for a revelation
Each day the signs are getting' clearer

Lies to my left, wrong to my right
Compassion unknown
This must be the twilight zone
A grizzly affair
Caught unaware
Why am i so scared
Where have all the flowers gone?

I've got a problem with democracy
So where exactly do i stand?
Who is this dark cloud hangin' over me?
It ain't from god; it must be a man
He is the one that you will seldom see
The new world order is his name
He's got a plan in mind for you and me
There are no winners in this game

Lies to my left, wrong to my right
Compassion unknown
This must be the twilight zone
And i'm standin' here
Tryin' to lose the fear
For this i would die
The truth will open up my eyes

Love will set you free from democracy

Supreme power invested in the people
Is a bit extreme
The highest rank of authority
Only god is supreme!

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