| These are dangerous times
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| That were living in
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| And there are dangerous signs
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| That were giving in to fear
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| Late one night, I’m lying here
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| I thought I heard a sound
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| Tell the mothers and the babes
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| Tell the old, tell the sick they will be safe
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| Get the young males. |
| Tell them to be brave
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| I was so concerned with saving live
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| I never saw you pull the knife
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| High on the mountains
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| Across seven seas
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| All of the people
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| Why me, why me?
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| Do you feel so frustrated
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| Frightened and feared
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| Answer my question
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| Why me, why me, why me
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| Why me, why me, why me?
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| You’re such an angry young man
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| With all your grievances
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| People don’t understand
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| They just can’t understand
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| What you must do to stay alive
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| So you try to justify
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| All the violence and hate, before your eyes
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| Through the ages better men than you have tried
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| To give what is not theirs to give
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| To take the land where others live
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| High on the mountains
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| Across seven seas
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| All of the people why me, why me?
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| Do you feel so frustrated
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| Frightened and feared
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| Answer my question
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| Why here, why now
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| Why here, why now, hey here
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| Why now, why me?
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| Oh, for now you have the power
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| The guns and all the swords
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| But nature has a nasty habit
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| Of balancing her flaws
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| Now you may try to break my body
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| Lock me up and throw away the key
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| But you’ll never break my spirit
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| I’m free! |