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Sonny was right, The working man is a Sucker

from Dresscode​.​.​. by Taking Sides

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walk alone, step after step
past the people, their lives full of regrets
I watch the blood as it drains from their face
they know their lives hold no saving grace
hands are tied and their feet are bound
they all talk but don’t make a sound
have they always been this way?
are we destined for the same fate?
a break down of family time
loved ones pushed to the side
as long as you tow the company line
everything will work out fine
for them
a takedown of your rights
here’s another sleepless night
and you do nothing you don’t even fight
you do nothing...you don’t even fight
everyday destroyed and held down
pushing you further in to the ground
who wants to fucking live that way?
who really wants to play their games?
a dead end life is all that they gave
they blew your chances from the cradle to the grave it’s far too late for some to be saved,
but we’re alive so lets smash their charades
it’s another day that they’ve kept you in line
and it’s another day you’re fucking losing your mind and it’s another day they’ve fucking robbed you blind and it’s another day they have you believing
ALL THE LIES...
held down to the ground with nothing to show... except for those who grew up without you
...those you barely know

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from Dresscode​.​.​., released March 1, 2005

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