| Now the future’s staring at me
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| like a vision from the past,
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| and I know these crumbs they sold me,
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| they’re never gonna last.
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| Though we know the culture war,
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| we don’t know what it’s for but
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| we’ve lived the southern strategy.
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| You know it’s never gonna last,
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| so keep it in the past.
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| These are different times that we’re living in.
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| These are different times.
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| Now the kids are growing up so fast.
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| Paying for our crimes.
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| You left while I was sleepin'.
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| You said, «It's down to me».
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| Oh I’ve read a little Bible.
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| You see what you want to see.
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| Oh, we know the culture war,
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| we don’t know what it’s for but
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| we’ve lived your southern strategy.
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| You know it’s never gonna last
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| so keep that shit in the past.
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| These are different times that we’re living in.
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| 'Cause these are different times.
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| Now the kids are growing up so fast.
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| They’re paying for our crimes.
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| The dominos they never fell
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| but bodies they still burn.
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| Throw my hand into the fire
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| but still I never learn,
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| will I ever learn?
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| That these are different times.
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| Now the kids are growing up so fast
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| and paying for our crimes.
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| We’ll be soldiers for you, mommy and daddy,
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| in your culture war.
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| We’ll be soldiers for you, mommy and daddy,
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| but we don’t know what it’s for.
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| We’re soldiers now in the culture war.
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| We’re soldiers now, but we don’t know what it’s for.
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| We’re soldiers now in the culture war.
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| We’re soldiers now, but we don’t know what it’s for.
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| So tell me what’s it for.
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| You want it? |
| You got it, here’s your culture war.
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| You want it? |
| Now you’ve got it, so tell me what’s it for. |