| Feel good for a minute then implode
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| As the lack of an aphorism sticks in your throat with ire
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| Depose your vernacular, argot
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| Why have pride in a lyric when all the other songs go —
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| It’s a question of trust
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| It’s a question of rust
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| It’s a question of everything you’ve ever been told.
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| A minimum culture, minimal wage
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| I’m an onion peel my layers back
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| A minimal silence, minimum change
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| I’m an honest man, depths my tears lack
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| And if there’s love, let me know
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| Because I want you to come and put the beauty back
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| A minimum culture, minimal wage
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| I’m an onion peel my layers back
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| Blurred vision and the hobble of thick prose
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| Why empower misogyny while violence towards women grows?
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| But this filth stands on a quicker sand
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| Next to cold hard fear and the deeds of man
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| The abuse of body image as a form of control
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| And the typical portrayal of the feminine role
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| I have never been more appalled.
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| A minimum culture, minimal wage
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| I’m an onion peel my layers back
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| A minimal silence, minimum change
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| I’m an honest man, depths my tears lack
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| And if there’s love, let me know
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| Because I want you to come and put the beauty back
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| A minimum culture, minimal wage
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| I’m an onion peel my layers back
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| Pick me up with rhythms and waveform
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| That can symbolize a culture lost
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| Sing about the future like you mean to
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| I’m never going to count costs
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| Question the agenda of an industry
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| That only can objectify
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| You write about a non-existent blurred line
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| But not about abortion rights
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| A minimum culture, minimal wage
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| I’m an onion peel my layers back
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| A minimal silence, minimum change
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| I’m an honest man, depths my tears lack
|
| And if there’s love, let me know
|
| Because I want you to come and put the beauty back
|
| A minimum culture, minimal wage
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| I’m an onion peel my layers back
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| It’s a question of trust
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| It’s a question of rust
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| It’s a question of everything you’ve ever been told. |