| 4 years after the revolution
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| And the old kings execution
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| 4 years after remember how
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| Those portia took their final bow
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| String up every aristocrat
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| Out with the priests and let then live on their fat
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| Four years after we started fighting
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| Marat keeps up with his writing
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| Four years after the bastille fell
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| He still recalls the old battle yell
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| Down with all of the ruling class
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| Throw all the generals out on their ass
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| Why do they have the gold
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| Why do they have the power why why why why why
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| Do they have the friends at the top
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| Why do they have the jobs at the top
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| We’ve got nothing always had nothing
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| Nothing but holes and millions of them
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| Living in holes
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| Dying in holes
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| Holes in our bellies and
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| Holes in our clothes
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| Marat we’re poor
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| And the poor stay poor
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| Marat don’t make us wait any more
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| We want our rights and we don’t care how
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| We want a revolution
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| Now
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| Four years he fought and he fought unafraid
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| Sniffing down traitors by traitors betrayed
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| Marat in the courtroom
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| Marat underground
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| Sometimes the otter and sometimes the hound
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| Fighting all the gentry and fighting every priest
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| The business man the bourgeois the military beast
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| Marat always ready to stifle every scheme
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| Of the sons of the ass licking dying regime
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| We’ve got new generals our leaders are new
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| They sit and they argue and all that they do
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| Is sell their own colleagues
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| And ride upon their backs
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| Or jail them
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| Or break them
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| Or give them all the ax
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| Screaming in language that no one understand
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| Of the rights that we grab with our own bleeding hands
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| When we wiped out the bosses
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| And stormed threw the wall of the prison you told us would outlast us all
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| Marat we’re poor
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| And the poor stay poor
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| Marat don’t make us wait any more.
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| We want our rights and we don’t care how
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| We want a revolution
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| Now
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| Poor old marat they hunt you down
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| The bloodhounds are sniffing all over the town
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| Just yesterday your printing press was smashed
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| Now their asking your home address
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| Poor old Marat in you we trust
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| You work till your eyes turn as red a rust
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| But while you write their on your track
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| The boots mount the staircase
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| The doors thrown back
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| Poor old Marat in you we trust
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| You work till your eyes turn as red a rust
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| Poor old marat we trust in you
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| Marat we’re poor
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| And the poor stay poor
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| Marat don’t make us wait any more
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| We want our rights and we don’t care how
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| We want a revolution
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| Now |