We are livin' in a police state
More than your rights at stake
Right Now
I'm takin' it

Heaters got my town
Infiltratin' the air yeah
Locking down the masses
Even to scare ya
We don't have to deal with this shit
To serve and protect yo I ain't buying it.

Do it for the power
They're abusing the glory
Strip away the badge
And you'll still be out
_____
Fightin' the fight for the people right

We are, livin' in a police state
Situations getting grave
Right now
It's over yeah.

We are, livin' in a police state
More than your rights at stake
Right now
I'm takin' it

Get ready cuz its time to go
Heaters movin' in and before you know it
They've got us all surrounded
The call has been sounded
This is how its goin' down tonight.

Tonight now we set things right
And besides who'd wanna live and die
In this mess we made
Its so depraved
What happened to my freedom
And you'll find me
Lying on the floor
Thinking about war
Thinking about war
Don't wanna do this anymore
They paraded
I'll be waiting for
The perfect time to strike

We are livin' in a police state (we are)
Situations getting grave (we are)
Right now (we are)
We are takin' it

We are livin' in a police state
More than your rights at stake
Right now
I'm takin' it.

Right now (we are) its on (we are) oh yeah
We are


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    its basically about how gay police when it comes to using drugs like marijuana.

    like seriouslly... the po should just chill man....

    Mattsdfon June 22, 2008   Link

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