| It’s breakfast and the TV’s on
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| He talks, we listen then we’re gone
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| School’s out, the children are at home
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| Turn TV truth and power on
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| The radio, the reports, the media great and strong
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| The TV, so powerful, so influental all alone — right and wrong!
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| We’re told we live in freedom-states
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| That’s not untrue
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| To some extent you love your fate
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| That’s what you should do
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| We watch TV, believe what’s said
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| They tell the truth, why use my head?
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| When did we stop to ask’em why?
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| Since when we’re falling for their lies?
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| The TV — a construct of NSA or the damn FBI?
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| Newspapers in China, Korea, do they lie?
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| Daredevil dies!
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| We’re told we live in freedom states
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| That’s not untrue
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| To some extent you love your fate
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| That’s what you should do
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| Now I think I’ll get paranoid
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| All, I believed in, seems destroyed
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| They tell you, what you need, what’s true!
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| But can’t you see, what’s overdue?
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| When we phone, they bug us, our data made of glass
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| The secrets of army and politics should not last
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| The die is cast!
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| We’re told we live in freedom states
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| That’s not untrue
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| To some extent you love your fate
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| That’s what you should
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| But total truth would bring conflicts, heavy loadings
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| We can believe most of the news
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| We’re the world’s best truth! |