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Amateur Night at the Jazz Club

from Wilderness by The Mostly Dead

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lyrics

And yes this is just another call
Amongst all those you've heard before
How many times can this thing be said
Before the horse is beaten dead?

Rise up!
I know you're unimpressed
Wise up!
Oh yea, you know the rest
Rise up!
Another battle cry...
Wasted breath, empty years, and compromise.

How many times can we walk the ground
One billion times trampled down?
And what's the point of this argument
if the energy is all but spent?
And whats the point of this argument?


Rise up!
I know you're unimpressed
Wise up!
Oh yea, you know the rest
Rise up!
Another battle cry...
Wasted breath, empty years, and compromise.

We can make a difference
We just gotta do something
I don't know what it is
I'm not quite sure
I know it's possible
But, uh... fuck it.

This is really important, so I'm gonna say it again
One day it will mean something, like the past has never been
Don't mind the crushing oppression, there's something you can do
Like the generations before who already knew...

It's all been said.

Get the point?

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from Wilderness, released March 18, 2014

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