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Burn Urban
00:58
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Don't tell me
they bring a lot of business to our neighborhood
Don't tell me
Fuck off - I don't care
because they hate us queers
Conservative right with a progressive front
Exploit the youth's wants so nonchalant
Stole all they could from the punks
But last night, I had a dream
All the kids swarmed the streets
They said, "Fuck no. Go home - get out of our neighborhood
We've had enough. Take this!"
They threw a pipe bomb
It landed right between the Navajo Flask and Ghettopoly
and we watched as it burned to the ground
Then they screamed, "Sojourn's next"
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No
00:43
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I said no to your unwanted advances
I won't be your sexual conquest - no
and it stops right there because I said no
We're living in a world of survivors
perpetuated by how hard it is to speak out
Even today everything's so hush hush
But it's ok to say it's not ok
It's not ok
Because I said no
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