Senata Fox - Can You Tell Me...
from The Acracy Discourse by SENATA FOX
lyrics
Can you tell me why you always
Talk about respect and unity
But every time you come to gig
You always beat somebody up
Fuck you!
I don't want you here
To destroy the good time
I have with my friends
Your place is not here
Fuck you!
Feel free to leave
This scene forever
We don't want you here
Why is all you have to give
Only hate and intolerance
Can't you see you're fucking wrong
In my life you don't belong
Talk about respect and unity
But every time you come to gig
You always beat somebody up
Fuck you!
I don't want you here
To destroy the good time
I have with my friends
Your place is not here
Fuck you!
Feel free to leave
This scene forever
We don't want you here
Why is all you have to give
Only hate and intolerance
Can't you see you're fucking wrong
In my life you don't belong
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from The Acracy Discourse,
released December 4, 2006
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