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01:09
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What happens when the fash attack?
We all stand up and we fight back
They wear black shirts or their white sheets
We'll sweep them all off of the streets
Oi oi oi oi oi! We get it done
1 6 1!
The libs will say that we are wrong
We know which side that they are on
They wear black shirts or their white sheets
We'll sweep them all off of the streets
Oi oi oi oi oi! We get it done
1 6 1!
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Beneath the Bricks
02:14
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This culture, memetic, is sad and pathetic
Take comfort in knowing if we look we'll find
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
The media, spectacular, collapses in laughter
Take comfort in knowing if we look we'll find
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Their new game's the old game, we will lose if we play
Take comfort in knowing if we look we'll find
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Another world is possible, only if we take control
Another world is possible, only if we take control
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
Beneath the bricks, the beach!
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Dual Power
02:16
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We group by group affinity, then don't talk to anyone
Can't you see our enemy always forms united fronts?
Dual power! Dual power, oi!
Dual power! Dual power, oi!
One hand washes the other one when we stand up to unite
Together we can get it done, oi! We can make it right!
Dual power! Dual power, oi!
Dual power! Dual power, oi!
Dual power! Dual power, oi!
Dual power! Dual power, ooooiiii!
Dual power! Dual power, oi!
Dual power! Dual power, oi!
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Food Riot
01:54
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In the Spring of '63, overflowing with refugees
Richmond was the capital of the confederacy
Food supplies were running short, just to fuel a slavers' war
The women of the city broke into riot
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
Flash forward to present day, conditions are much the same
The poor forced to suffer their hunger in silence
The rich keep their old pattern: scarcity is manufactured
Kops keep kontrol with the threat of violence
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
Food bank or dumpster dive, anything to stay alive
For our comrades, we'll keep on fighting
So we'll see you on the lawn, showing out for Food Not Bombs
Maybe we will never break into riot
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
Food riot! Food riot, oi!
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Less Than Lethal
01:48
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Another night out on the city
Rubber bullet to the eye
Beanbag round into the temple
Oh at least they didn't die
Less than lethal, less than lethal
Even if they wanted more
Less than lethal still illegal
Every one is banned in war
Another night out on the city
Pepper-balls against the chin
LRAD songs are such an earworm
All their ADS get 'neath the skin
Less than lethal, less than lethal
Even if they wanted more
Less than lethal still illegal
Every one's a crime of war
I often wonder what you'll say dear
When they turn their sights on you
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Seize the Means
01:25
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We have the hands, we have the feet
We have the backs why not the means?
All their wealth comes from our work
Why can't we say how much it's worth?
Seize the means, seize the means!
Seize the means, you know what I mean?
We have the breath, we have the eyes
We must look forth to organize
Join a union, hit the streets
Demand workplace democracy
Seize the means, seize the means!
Seize the means, you know what I mean?
Seize the means, seize the means!
Seize the means, you know what I mean?
Seize the means, seize the means!
Seize the means, you know what I mean
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