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Blue's Clues
02:02
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Sleeping In
04:34
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every morning you’re on my mind.
the world is ending. i never said goodbye.
i’m sleeping in.
there’s no tomorrow.
dreams fall to pieces.
solitude sorrow.
the last one to know. i’m the last to care.
the city’s burning. the day of judgment’s here.
i’m running thin.
running out of fucks to give.
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The Great Divide
02:18
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hey told you the first time.
they never cared about who gets left behind.
while the children were starving, they profit
and you barely made the rent.
you’ve heard it all before.
the great divide. the rich against the poor.
you say no to revolution.
you make way for fascist bullshit.
no god no king will ever set you free.
no gods. no kings. roll out the guillotine.
no gods. no kings. it’s up to you and me.
no gods. no kings. just solidarity.
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