Look at this scene
Through Christian eyes
It seems like I don't fit in
You don't know where I'm coming from
And you don't know where I've been
I see the same things all the time
You think you're claiming what is right
But it seems to us that you're using this
To start another fight
Whoa hey hey hey
Unity this
And unity that
Use your fist
And then grab your bat
It's just the word
That you hide behind
Like all the rest
Of your kind
10 cent unity
See for yourself don't take it from me
10 cent unity
I find it hard to believe what you say
10 cent unity
Just remember that you sow what you reap
10 cent unity
It's cheap
There's not enough words
To express the shame
In the things that we've seen
It's time to fight together
For the holy Kingdom
And not just fun and games
We see the same things all the time
They think they're claiming what is right
Well it seems to us that they're using this
To start another fight
Unity this
And unity that
Use your fist
And then take it back
It's just the word
That you hide behind
Like all the rest
Of your kind
10 cent unity
See for yourself don't take it from me
10 cent unity
I find it hard to believe what you say
10 cent unity
Just remember that you sow what you reap
10 cent unity
It's cheap


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