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No More
01:54
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As a kid you have so much faith
You think you're gonna grow up and make the world safe
You think you're gonna rid the globe of famine and disease
But by the time you're in the know they've got you on your knees
And that's the way it stays
Because no one wants to change
Slavery's convenient
And fighting back is strange
But Something's got to give
We can't go on this way
We have to form resistance
And someone has to say...
But Something's got to give
We can't go on this way
We have to form resistance
and someone has to say NO MORE!
From the slave in the cargo hold
Daniel Shays in the days of old
To every debted student whose held a protest sign
To every man and woman who lost their life out on a picket line
We carry on the struggle from generations past
The soldiers who fought to break the social caste
But Something's got to give
We can't go on this way
We have to form resistance
And someone has to say...
But Something's got to give
We can't go on this way
We have to form resistance
and someone has to say NO MORE!
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Hate For Hate
01:02
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Smoke First, Smoke Later
02:14
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Pogo Party!
01:13
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5. |
...About Last Night
02:14
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Steady Plottin'
01:50
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Broccoli
02:33
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Darkside
01:46
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Fight For Your Life
04:54
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