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Battlewear
You come for all our hard earned freedoms
Disguise yourself as liberation soldiers
You think because we’re peace loving people
We won't stick out our neck and battle
You don’t know just how
Down we are for love
You got us figured wrong
Oh, it’s on…
Your words are growing rank and rancid
Your reasoning is downright poison
Can’t understand why you commit to
Hurting yourself to get one over
You leave damage in
The layers of your pretend
But you will understand now
Oh, it’s on...
Oh, it’s on…
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You can do what you want to
Top down in the pacific breeze
You can say what you want to
They say it's called freedom of speech
But you can’t escape the truth
Reality is slipping away
Na na na na na na
Slipping away
Na na na na na na
Slipping away
You can hide if you want to
Break down in the living room
You can lie if you want to
Live free in a shrinking tomb
But you can’t escape the truth
Reality is slipping away
Na na na na na na
Slipping away
Na na na na na na
Slipping away
You can dream the illusions away
But your thoughts are for sale
And none of them will pay
You can rest if you want to
Lay down in the limousine
You can sleep if you want to
Before you cheat on your lean cuisine
But you can’t escape the truth
Reality is slipping away
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Don't Count On Us
02:38
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Transistor
01:39
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Kadhja Bonet Toronto, Ontario
(sounds like) Kad-ya was born in 1784 in the backseat of a sea-foam green space pinto. After spending an extraordinarily long time in her mothers plasma, she discovered the joys and gratifications of making noise with her hands and face while traveling at maximum velocity through intergalactic jungle quadrants. She is currently finishing her third album, and hopes you will join her on a journey ♥ ... more
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