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Cages
01:40
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You want the answers?
You want the truth
There's kids in cages
And I've got the proof!
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1983
01:54
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It’s 1983
She’s got to get out
Get out of her home
She’s all alone
And when the border opens
She’s got to get out
Though it’s all she’s ever known
You’re not welcome here
But you can’t go home
And in another country
She left the veil behind
Though she is just a stranger
And walks the streets unknown
It’s all she’s ever known
She walks the streets unnoticed
Separated from her family
You’re not immigrant, not exile
And you can’t go home
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3. |
Why Bother
01:26
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4. |
Saffron Stomp
01:41
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5. |
DC Means Don't Come
00:55
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6. |
Not Over Yet
02:40
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