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Refused lyrics - Protest Song '68
| Title: |
Protest Song '68 |
| Artist: |
Refused |
| Album: |
The Shape Of Punk To Come |
| Year: |
1998 |
| Submitted by: |
jess |
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''To sing you must first open your mouth. You must have a pair of lungs and alittle knowledge of music. It is not necesary to have an accordion, or a guitare. The essential thing is that I want to sing. Then this is a song, I'm singing.''
I breathe in and I create - rewwoke the spirit '68.
Fresh meaning to torn ideas - let's bring life to old clichés.
Punch a hole in tradition - yeah, let's listen to the song of discontent - the chords and the movement.
it could be so simple. We would all stand baffled by the precision and accuracy.
Our jaws would hurt from dropping so hard, fast and unexpected.
It would be the perfect metaphor.
It would be the perfect song we'd be singing.
I breathe out and I scream - rewoke Malatesta dream.
Inspiration from the past - focus to the future at last.
Fixed dogmas can't subtitute - creative thought and action.
We could be dangerous - art as a real threat.
And al this is words. Words said a million times before.
I breathe in and I create - rewoke the spirit '68.
I breathe out and I scream - rewoke Malatestas dream.
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