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Freedom Snatchers
05:35
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I feel like we're going somewhere.
We've been there before, you don't care.
I tell you to stop, you're too scared, It's true.
Stay alert they'll take your freedom
1 step, 2 step, something feels wrong.
3 step, lockstep then it's all gone, it's true.
No kissing, no hugging, no asking why.
No touching, no sharing, no living, no more.
Watch out for the freedom snatchers, take care of the freedom hatchers.
Now.
Wear a mask, stand here , don't stand there.
Don't go out , stay in, go nowhere.
Close your bar, your shop, we don't care about you.
No kissing, no hugging, no asking why.
No touching, no sharing, no living, no more.
Watch out for the freedom snatchers, take care of the freedom hatchers.
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Freedom Snatchers (dub)
05:23
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