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E + I: The Reprise
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a generation
lied to by those that they believed
and all we are left with is greed and apathy
so give us back our trust
you've had it long enough
go back to being angsty-millionaires
they make good advertising space
by using the president's face
but whose wallet is growing?
and who are they helping?
no one
the record deals
the sold out shows
the t-shirt sales
where does the money go?
and all that time
they say they are looking out for you
well that's the biggest fucking joke I've ever heard
they are going to lie until they bleed out of their teeth
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