| The wolves wear the wool
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| Of the sheep the have fooled
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| And preach their code of conduct:
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| «You've gotta push that, push that product»
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| We’ll live in fear, for coats they may sheer
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| The fleecing of a fleeting flock
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| You may have my wool,
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| You may have my locks
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| But my voice you have not
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| My voice you have not
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| We’re sitting ducks, with feathers plucked
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| You hide your fangs so cleverly dear
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| You sing your songs so prettily
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| I’ll never fall for the hook, line and sinker, your smoke and mirrors
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| I wont ever take the bait, I’ll never fall for those formats and figures.
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| Your greedy fingers won’t ever get their hands on me
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| Hey boy, you best look out
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| «Ooh, we’ll have you.»
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| Pay mind to those greedy people climbers
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| They’re licking their lips at you
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| They’ll crush and they’ll claw
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| Their way to the top
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| Your legs are just ladders to them
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| Your head’s just another step man
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| On you like a rash
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| On you like a rash
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| Even though you hide your fangs so cleverly dear
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| You sing you songs so prettily dear
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| Your most gentle call
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| Your most soothing song won’t lead this sheep astray
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| All these suits with big black lives
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| Can’t put me on the company’s dime
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| I won’t be bought
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| No I won’t be sold
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| All these greasy palms and greedy hands
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| All my supply all your demand
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| I’m not you whore
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| And I won’t be your Babylon |