| I gave you the manifesto of my Search Party
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| Please read the pages. |
| My policies support social enterprise, better education
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| and decent wages
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| And as long as you wanna be courageous…
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| I promise you we’re gonna see some changes.
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| I’m a natural born leader with the skills of a poet
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| You can feel that it’s real cos you know it.
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| I speak for the people, cos that’s what a poet’s born to do
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| So when you think about it, I owe this all to you
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| I’m making money for the industry off the things you taught me
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| And that’s never gonna feel right to me
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| Unless you rise with me, ride with me since you brought me
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| To a place where I don’t have to write for free. |
| I paint a
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| Portrait of Ends at these corporate events. |
| And you
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| Know me, I’m never scared of causing offence but they re-
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| Spect it cos they know that what I’m talking is sense.
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| Trust me, they’ll pay you more than one-fifty…
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| There must be a way you all can come with me.
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| Why should I be the only one with the belly like I
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| Learned all of this sitting in front of the telly?
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| I learned it from you, my family as friends. |
| You give me
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| Clarity and sense so I can do my job. |
| That
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| Means it’s on you whom my salary depends
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| You need to get this album and bang it in the ends.
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| There’s too much talent in the ends!
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| Certain man who never made it out the strip
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| They’re the same ones who taught me how to spit
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| They deserve their credit in history
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| I told you lot already, don’t embed it in mystery.
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| So I gave you the manifesto of my Search Party
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| Please read the pages. |
| My policies support social enterprise, better education
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| and decent wages
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| And as long as you wanna be courageous…
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| I promise you we’re gonna see some changes.
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| So if you’re in any way interested in
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| The future of the world you’ve invested in
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| The destiny of the place you now reside after
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| All the conventional power’s died, please consider
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| Walking down to our side. |
| We can talk about the
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| Rising North and South divide and of
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| Course the housing prices, which are now in crisis. |
| We hold
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| Discussions on property value and how it rises. |
| And
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| Even when we don’t have the answers, we can di-
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| Rect you to where all the sound advice is. |
| Our
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| Policies might not always sound the nicest but you’ve
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| Finally found a guy that’s down to fight this. |
| I don’t be-
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| Lieve being unemployed makes you null-and-void.
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| I won’t just lie to you when you become annoyed.
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| I was once a boy who would jump for joy at
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| Something as simple as a bunch of toys, but
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| After a while that stuff becomes a ploy to
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| Help us sidestep the things we want to avoid and at
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| This stage in my life, I’ve come to a point where I
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| Want to get everyone who wants a voice to come and
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| Help me make some constructive noise, I fucks with
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| Choice, empowerment and participation.
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| That’s now essential for our situation. |
| The
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| Solution is not some half-ass litigation
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| Masquerading as a first class dissertation that
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| Ultimately won’t pass the curation stage and therefore won’t
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| Last the duration. |
| The solution is commitment to the
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| Task that we’re facing. |
| I accept the challenge and I’m asking for patience.
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| So I gave you the manifesto of my Search Party
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| Please read the pages. |
| My policies support social enterprise, better education
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| and decent wages
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| And as long as you wanna be courageous…
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| I promise you we’re gonna see some changes. |