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One Man Revolution

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lyrics

I don’t think you were talking to me,
But I get caught up in that violent speech.
I romanticize the Self Defense Party,
But in their eyes I am the enemy.

I keep thinking,
“Wouldn’t it be fun to have a gang, a party,
a club with guns?”
But every group exploits someone.
Why can’t you have a one man revolution?

None of us are truly free til we protect the minority.

To change the world you must start within.
True reform won’t come from violence.
We must be slow to judge and swift to sympathize.
If we help our neighbors, we’ll have better lives.

I keep thinking,
“Wouldn’t it be fun to have a gang, a party,
a club with guns?”
But every group exploits someone,
So let’s have a one man revolution.

It’s not about race, or religion,
Or creed, or gang affiliation.
Its time each of us had our own one man revolution.

This is your chance to look within,
And have your own one man revolution.

This is your chance to live and die by the ethics that you know are right.

One man revolution.

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from Division, released March 17, 2016

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