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Bully With a Bat
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We put justice on life support
While equality can’t pay the rent
Is this what revolution’s for
When those who lead don’t represent?
And It’s really nothing new
Though it may be new to you
We’ll march on with each other until we don’t have to
I swear all I wanna know
Why did it go to shit before we knew they had to go
They say they were sworn to protect
Ignoring human rights but demanding your respect
We can do this if we want to
We can be the change we crave
We can do this if we want to
Tomorrow doesn’t have be like yesterday
Peaceful demonstrations
Met with all your tough guy aggression
How can I say it in a simple way for you?
You’re just a bully with a bat and a baby with a shield
You reject our point of view
So I’ll say in a simple way
We’ve had enough
Had enough
Had enough of you
I want to believe that those who lead
Will choose to lead with humanity
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The Great Heights Band Baltimore, Maryland
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