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What do you expect?
03:02
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When theres no justice , theres no peace
Now watch the violence on the streets
Can you hear us now?
The system is violent towards you , controlling in all that you do
its hatred they see in our eyes, that shouldnt be a surprise
What do you expect? you show no respect, citites on fire , you dont serve and protect
cop cars on fire you dont serve and protect
watch cities go up in flames, all the frustration and pain
racist system from the very start, now watch society as its torn apart
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Power through Unity
01:25
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Power through Unity
Hear the call, comet together, smash divisions , fight together
stand united, nothing stronger, they cant hold us back much longer
Power through Unity
Time is now, change is needed , a true movement undefeated
Tried to stop us , came back stronger, they cant hold us back much longer
Cant let them hold us back this fight is far from done, cant even give an inch until we've truly won
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