Got no job,
Got no cash,
Going nowhere
And going fast.
This whole deal
It’s just no good
Gonna get out
While the getting’s good
Stuck in the tunnel and I’m looking for the light
It seems like everybody’s itching for a fight
Well we don’t wanna cause no fuss
Yeah, we just want a little revolution
We don’t wanna spill no blood
Yeah, we just need a little revolution

Got no chance
Got no fun
Not so cool
When you’re young
Time is money
And money’s power
They got theirs
What about ours?
See the riots on the TV every day
Sometimes it’s looking like there ain’t another day
Well we don’t wanna cause no fuss
Yeah, we just want a little revolution
We don’t wanna spill no blood
Yeah, we just need a little revolution
We don’t wanna wreck this town
Yeah, we just want a little revolution
We don’t wanna burn it down
Yeah, we just need a little revolution

You’ll never know what it’s like standing in my shoes
But if you corner me, you’re gonna find a fighter
Your cameras gazing down from cold surveillance towers
But in our darkest hours, it’s only getting brighter
Fires burning higher…

Well we don’t wanna cause no fuss
Yeah, we just want a little revolution
We don’t wanna spill no blood
Yeah, we just need a little revolution
We don’t wanna wreck this town
Yeah, we just want a little revolution
We don’t wanna burn it down
Yeah, we just need a little revolution


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