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Protest


Long live the radicals, Though I am not among you. Seize what you will And rail on and on Because the world wants a wakeup And you're right on schedule. Be a voice for us soft-spoken And stand on legs for us. We want it just as badly, But it's all a precipice in our eyes.
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