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Defiance
Hands Of The Few lyrics

The power is in the hands of the few
There are too many homeless too many starving
They don't care they don't listen
Their profit is more important than our pain
Than our oppression than our human rights
Sure take from the rich and give to the poor
But when will the greed stop when will the human rights
Be of some importance
They can have their money and their system
We can't have freedom with restrictions
We can't have freedom and equity with an entire
System based on competition

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