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Bricks And Batteries
01:39
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Time to take 'em down woah oh
Grab their fucking crown woah oh
Drag em through the town woah oh
Burn it fucking down woah oh
Line em on a wall woah oh
They're all gonna fall woah oh
We won't take no more oh no
They started a war woah oh
Bricks n batteries gonna fly tonight
Bricks n batteries gonna make it right
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2. |
Knock One Back
04:00
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Knock one back to take the edge off
Knock another to put it back on
2 ounces of aggro equals 10 years of pain
Knock another and life i regain
Knock one back to take my mind off
Knock another to put it back on
4 ounces of aggro equals 20 years of pain
Knock another and life i regain
Knock one back
I drink till i got no money
I drink till i got no name
I drink all across the city
I drink till i'm feeling no pain
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3. |
Jimmy Got Robbed
02:27
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What a rip off
Brooklyn break out here we come
And no one get in our way
Flatbush Avenue better run
Cause we're coming home today
But Jimmy got robbed
Was nuthin' he could do
Jimmy got robbed
And now he's feeling blue
All the shops and restaraunts
They don't want our kind
All the pricks and stuck up cunts
Price us out all of the time
And Jimmy got robbed
Was nuthin' he could do
Jimmy got robbed
And now he's feeling blue
It's just a fake
make no mistake
A rip off for us
But a rolls for them
And Jimmy got robbed
Was nuthin' he could do
Jimmy got robbed
And now he's feeling blue
Jimmy Purseys Innocent
Hey little rich boy
Take a good look at me
Hey little rich boy
Take a good look at me
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4. |
So Sure We're Right
02:29
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So Sure We’re Right
Laws coming left
And rules coming right
We'll rally round something
Looking for the light
Tip top, shape up
Insanity and might
Uniforms, stasis
Panicking and flight
Litterbugs, chump change
Homeless in the night
While stealers of pensions
Laugh without a fright
So stand clear, grab a beer
Sing about the plight
We'll get off one station
Before we reach the fight
We know we're right!
So sure we're right!
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Divided We Fall
00:37
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Try to speak out
Everybody freaks out
Try to stand out
And you get blacked out
Keep your mouth shut
Now you’re just a nut
Think it’s clear cut
But you don’t know what
once and for all
this is our call
get up stand tall
divided we fall
Speak out your mind
Now you’ve been defined
Keep it confined
And you are maligned
Try to align
But you are declined
Try to rewind
Now you are behind
once and for all
this is our call
get up stand tall
divided we fall
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7. |
We Know Who You Are
01:48
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I don't trust nobody
You all lie
I don't need nobody
I'll get by
Get em up Get em up Get em up
Get em up or die
Get em up Get em up Get em up
Get em up or die
I don't trust nobody
You all lie
I don't need nobody
I'll get by
Get em up Get em up Get em up
Get em up or die
I don't trust nobody
You all lie
We can see your face
And we know who you are
And you can spend your money
But it won't take you far
And you can't hide your face
Cause we know who you are
And you can spend your money
But it won't take you far
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No renumeration
No savage tears of war
A brutal boring domination
No pageantry in store
It's more a state of degradation
And what we need is more
Of useless glory and elation?
So shit right on the floor
Of life
And never fret about it all
Your life
Don't sit and wonder what it's for
Boop boop dittum dattum wattum, choo
Boop dattum wattum choo
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