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Troubled Times
02:35
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I wake up everyday
Struck dumb with not a word to say
can feel depression setting in
Even before my day even begins
I find my nerves are wearing thin
and I can't shake the frame of mind I'm in
Radio is blaring out the am news
listening in's a form of self-abuse
reactionary bastards always stretch the truth
their cries of fake news are giving me the blues
our beliefs begin to fail
and the whole damned country's going off the rails
Can't believe the mess we're in
Too many of us have been fooled again
We’re living in troubled times
So many people have lost their minds
ready to swallow any idiot's lies
their own resentments only blind their eyes
mass insanity prevails
the whole damned country's going off the rails
Can't believe the mess we're in
Too many of us have been fooled again
They fail to see the shit we're in
but not me I'm not giving in!
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Darkness
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Money
01:19
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It's a Joke
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Girl Choir Charlottesville, Virginia
Named "Charlottesville's pop-punk kings" by Cville Weekly's music critic David McNair, Girl Choir sprays out staccato bursts of short crafted songs with a sense of devil-may-care recklessness.
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