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I remember my old routine
now its just quarantine
I just wanna go outside
back to the way that it used to be
long drives with your friends
we can go where you please
we can can shop, we can dance
hand in hand in the breeze
I forgotten how to use the phone
or even what to say
I remember my old routine
now its just quarantine
Losing track of the days, staying up way to late
dreaming of unemployment checks
This aint no vacation
it's lock down
now you got the time but nothing to do
you clean everything through and through
Caged like the tiger king
I remember my old routine
now its just quarantine
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4 More Years
02:42
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Tax me ,Tax me Good
Tax the rich and tax the poor
The more you make the more you give
Stop the church breaks
Federalize our health
So if we get sick we get help
Stop funding the wars
Start feeding the poor
People people people
What are you looking for
I don’t know how this will go so
I stay up late
Just to wait to see the view
On this pandemic flu
The administration
Like the old preverbal bus
Is rolling down the hill
To get us killed
People People people
What are we waiting for
I got a brain I got a heart I can us them both
You got a gun you got a notion of what it means to be a man
You got some money you got a bible and you think you got a notion
People People People
What are you looking for
If it’s 4 more years oh no
Canada can you hear me calling
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How this could be
02:36
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River City rebels Lebanon, New Hampshire
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