| Raised in a prison with iron bars
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| And walls too high to be climbed
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| Raised in a four cornered corridor
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| Always kept silent and blind
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| Taught how to grow straight and upright
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| Taught how to love and obey
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| Taught how to speak when you’re spoken to
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| And then taught what you can say
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| Throw into a job at a factory
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| Making money for those up above
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| Running and fetching and fetching and running
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| Slot into the job like a glove
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| Marry a boy from the factory
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| Whose dream was a girl like you
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| Running and fetching and fetching running
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| She was taught this was what she should do
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| Renting a house on the East Side of hell
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| With garden and wonderful view
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| Of kids playing war in the street after school
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| Who were taught this is what they should do
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| Watching the TV till hubby comes home
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| Unable to stand on his feet
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| Black and White pictures of policemen with sticks
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| Smashing f*ck out of kids on the street
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| Raised in a prison with iron bars
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| And walls to high to be climbed
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| Raised in a four cornered corridor
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| Always kept silent and blind |