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Ricochet
04:42
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Walking in the World
03:38
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1000
04:29
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This Quiet Coup
02:06
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This Quiet Coup
If you grieve for our broken land
The thieves and liars who are somehow in command
If you’re sickened by the powers-that-be
And all their cronies and their shameless greed
If you’re moving up with hope and pride
But these fools are bent on ecocide
And if you hate what we’ve become
You’re not the only one
And their corruption happens in plain view
This quiet coup
I’m calling out the lies and graft
These kleptocrats, these sociopaths
I put my stock in facts and truth
And Black Lives Matter - of course they do!
I’m for the cause of democracy
To bring an end to this insanity
So saddle up and, as your conscience leads you on, remember:
You’re not the only one
Write a letter
Tweet
Protest
Raise awareness
Get active
Vote the scoundrels out!
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A Dead Spider's Web
02:33
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Hope
02:53
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Democracy
04:53
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The Company Freak UK
The reluctant protest singer.
The non-famous Scaremonger.
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