This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
How much power do we really have?
And can we really change the world?
United we can take it back but divided we fall
No, we don't have a fucking chance when it's a free-for-all
Don't be scared, look into their eyes
Don't passively choke on their lies
You're serving corporate-sponsored fries
This class war has been super-sized
Swiftly denied all chance to gain control: alienation
We're only working so they can meet their goals: avarice
How much power do they really have?
And can they really keep us down?
You're suckling at the corporate parent's breast ingesting truth
Spit out the pacifier and let's organize the troops
Even if we found real democracy
There'd still be more to fight and the free world still won't be right 'til
Institutions come falling to their knees
Their Black Friday will soon bleed red
Skyscrapers razed, they'll all be dead
Because I've mustered the strength to raise my fist in the air
And I'll fight 'til the day when we all can learn to share
It's not over yet
And can we really change the world?
United we can take it back but divided we fall
No, we don't have a fucking chance when it's a free-for-all
Don't be scared, look into their eyes
Don't passively choke on their lies
You're serving corporate-sponsored fries
This class war has been super-sized
Swiftly denied all chance to gain control: alienation
We're only working so they can meet their goals: avarice
How much power do they really have?
And can they really keep us down?
You're suckling at the corporate parent's breast ingesting truth
Spit out the pacifier and let's organize the troops
Even if we found real democracy
There'd still be more to fight and the free world still won't be right 'til
Institutions come falling to their knees
Their Black Friday will soon bleed red
Skyscrapers razed, they'll all be dead
Because I've mustered the strength to raise my fist in the air
And I'll fight 'til the day when we all can learn to share
It's not over yet
Lyrics submitted by Assuck 555
Class Act Lyrics as written by Oscar Rodriguez Aaron Scott
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
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