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Bad Religion ~ Oligarchy


presidential election every four years but neither man we can see or hear urgent cries for society but he can't see the blood on me do you see? do you see too much for me? try that with our oligarchy, try that with our oligarchy, oligarchy, oligarchy. more free lyrics

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