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Asian Dub Foundation ~ Hypocrite


[CHORUS] [X2] We will get inside your mind You will pay for your crimes We will bleed you dry Your pockets will be empty But you won't know why. Redistribution is the name of the game All the cash that you stash man We're gonna give away Lizard man beware This is the digital underclass Coming from places you've only seen from your car Accountant, lawyer, financial adviser PR Consultant, journalist, advertiser We know your game And you think that we're playing it But when the bill comes through the door You're gonna be paying it! [CHORUS X2] The word is community We shout it with impunity It's so uncool It's incendiary No slogans No soundbites But a long term plan Teaching is the framework Building chains of command So when the Lizard Man sticks out his tongue We pull out our scissors and do a hit and run. This is the digital underclass..... more free lyrics

[CHORUS] [X2]
We will get inside your mind
You will pay for your crimes
We will bleed you dry
Your pockets will be empty
But you won't know why.

Redistribution is the name of the game
All the cash that you stash man
We're gonna give away
Lizard man beware
This is the digital underclass
Coming from places you've only seen from your car
Accountant, lawyer, financial adviser
PR Consultant, journalist, advertiser
We know your game
And you think that we're playing it
But when the bill comes through the door
You're gonna be paying it!

[CHORUS X2]

The word is community
We shout it with impunity
It's so uncool
It's incendiary
No slogans
No soundbites
But a long term plan
Teaching is the framework
Building chains of command
So when the Lizard Man sticks out his tongue
We pull out our scissors and do a hit and run.

This is the digital underclass.....

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