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All the moors are deserted except for the traps
And the old school suits under waxed flat caps
The crows are in cages and left there to rot
And a pointless petition is all that we've got
There's sad tombolas for the blue rosettes
And the dogs and the bastards at the badger setts
We've got culture wars in container ships
And a fast approaching apocalypse
Let's have a revolution
I want a revolution
Can't we have a revolution
Don't you want a revolution right now
There's front row seats for the donor cards
With their fast track deals waved past the guards
They'll siphon the cash before it gets spent
Then punish the tenants for missing their rent
There's snubby old snouts in the trough of delights
And they're all getting fat on a feast of our rights
With culture wars in container ships
And a fast approaching apocalypse
Let's have a revolution
I want a revolution
Can't we have a revolution
Don't you want a revolution right now
Some people say it's ok for one person to own 200,000 acres of land as a result of nothing more than the act of their birth,
As though the time passed since it was stolen somehow gives them a right to that earth.
Well, what if we took it back and shared it around?
In four hundred years time would you agree it was common ground?
Or would you cry foul and shout out loud...
Let's have a revolution
I want a revolution
Can't we have a revolution
Don't you want a revolution right now
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Morpheus
01:48
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Somebody somewhere
Has opened a door
They're falling like rain through a hole in the floor
It's all about the miracles
The Midas in the touch
That slipped through the fingers
And promised so much
Somebody somewhere
Has given their all
They're fading like paint on a crumbling wall
It's all about reflections
The gorgon in the stone
That waited and weathered
The flesh into the bone
Somebody somewhere
Has learned to be free
They're drowning like children swept out to sea
It's all about the tragedy
The blackness of the sail
That gathered and powered
The sadness of the tale
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Nick Worrall Pulham St Mary, UK
Destined for lateness.
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