| Here the man draws the line for separation.
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| (Old Vision).
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| Watch the man build up his walls for isolation.
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| (You make division).
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| Walk no mile,
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| I’m sick and tired,
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| of all the cowards at the radio station.
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| No cathartic plot to thicken,
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| to quote the vernacular,
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| I’d say that you’re chicken.
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| Chorus:
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| We’re going nowhere,
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| and it’s happening fast,
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| a dim future,
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| and a darker past.
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| Somewhere away from here,
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| from past mistakes they often learn,
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| at Fahrenheit 451,
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| you close your doors and let it burn.
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| Pharisees in the church,
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| time to take a vacation.
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| (Emancipation).
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| Pharisees think the world comes to them for salvation.
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| (Booyah).
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| The radio is preaching the candy coated goo,
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| the record companies and the TV too.
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| No one rocks the boat,
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| terrified of trouble,
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| can’t tamper with the walls of their sterile Christian bubble.
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| It was never your point to get people saved,
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| you pad yourself with fluff just because you’re afraid.
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| I’m not afraid to point the finger now,
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| the choir’s so used to the preaching anyhow. |