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HEY SISTER
it's the same old crap, got no excuse. she gets beat, she gets abused. you think she's something, for you to use. you think that's right, your buddy thinks so too. chorus: hey man, there ain't no excuse. your hatred's deadly, stop your abuse. hey sister, try to stand up strong. the same ol' crap been goin' on too long. t.v. & magazines ingrain your condition. subserfvent ads reinforce a sad tradition. you beat her at home, you harass her at work. you think might is right, you macho jerk. she's second class in every land. she's told at school, you're not as good as a man. how long can this go on, you know it's wrong. it's been a man's world for far too long.
it's the same old crap, got no excuse. she gets beat, she gets abused. you think she's something, for you to use. you think that's right, your buddy thinks so too. chorus: hey man, there ain't no excuse. your hatred's deadly, stop your abuse. hey sister, try to stand up strong. the same ol' crap been goin' on too long. t.v. & magazines ingrain your condition. subserfvent ads reinforce a sad tradition. you beat her at home, you harass her at work. you think might is right, you macho jerk. she's second class in every land. she's told at school, you're not as good as a man. how long can this go on, you know it's wrong. it's been a man's world for far too long.
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