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The Biggest Lie
01:50
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You think you've made it to the top 'cause people know your name
You're still the same
Your daydreams aren't forever
You better get your shit together for a new game
Back to your day job
Back to your girlfriend
Back to your hometown
The biggest lie
Passing harsher judgment but you brought it on yourself
By being you
You trade your respect for no success, you tried to be a hero
But you end up nothing
Biggest lie
Back to your day job
The biggest lie
Back to your girlfriend
The biggest lie
Back to your hometown
The biggest lie, you always lie
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In A Free Land
02:45
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Government authorized education
(Don't mean a thing)
They'll teach you what they want you to think
(Don't mean a thing)
Saturation of stars and stripes
(Don't mean a thing)
Only freedom worth fighting for is for what you think
Why bother spending time
Reading up on things
Everybody's an authority
In a free land
In a free land
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