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Photoshotdead
03:32
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For generations now we've been dictated what to love
for their profit and greed, we've lost all sense of self
This is beautiful! This is what we are!
And how she cried and gripped her pillow tight
when the reflection in her bathroom mirror
didn't match the descriptions in Vogue's latest edition
BEHOLD! our mothers, our sisters, our loves
raped between the covers of a magazine
I found nothing but terror in the made-up, perfect faces
printed on these over-priced glossy pages
There's nothing beautiful you can sell to me
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John Mayor is a Tool
02:37
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May these words be the spark
that will set the sky above ablaze
May this song be the tremor
that will shake the tyrants from their thrones
May this noise wake the sleeping
freedom fighter in each and ever heart
We've been waiting for a time when the elite
consists of everyone
But it'll only start when you care to act
and after they've told you "NO!"
you do it over again!
This time we won't come with flowers
when you're soldiers come for our kids
We've watched, We've learned
This time loves speaks louder
through the barrel of a gun
Wake up, sisters! Wake up, brothers!
UNITE!
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