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A 9/11 Every Day
02:15
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I’m tired of sitting without spitting my rebuttal
Can I be honest with you ? I can’t be subtle
I’ve never seen this much corruption, ruptured deconstruction.
Bullshit production, government obstruction
Who’s the terrorist? A 9/11 everyday
This is outrageous, the hatred is contagious
lock the children up in cages, placing blame back on the races
They’re lining pockets with the dollars of the working class
who back ‘em up and always end up last
Who’s the terrorist? A 9/11 everyday,
Release the dogs, Swing the clubs
Spray the mace, Give ‘em a taste
And you should be ashamed to show your face
You’re disgraceful and hateful — a wasted basket case
A 9/11 everyday
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Break the Bank
03:11
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