one million people congregatin’
fillin’ up bodega streets.
they join him in the celebration.
hey, domingo can’t be beat.

each body looks just like the last one,
twenty-one through twenty-five.
they’ll follow you if you don’t belong here.
solidarity is nice.

one voice united for the purpose. (one voice united)
one voice to rise above the others
in the rage.
where is the rage?
oh, is it the same?
where is the rage?
is it the same?
where is the rage?

one…

where is the rage?
where is the rage?


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    it's true; hey domingo can't be beat. great song. i hope they put it on #5.

    Athoson July 08, 2002   Link
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    yea its an alrite song i guess, ive downloaded pretty much all the 5th album demos in the past few days, they all sound the same!! (except mo beats, haha) ah is it me??

    sean7711on July 11, 2002   Link
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    i have heard some of it and i really like what i've heard fof the demos so far... i'm sure they won't pick songs that sound exactly alike the whole way thru to put on the album--they're smarter than that. yay =w= you rock guys

    dsillusndbttrflyon August 01, 2002   Link
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    The syncopation in the verses of this song reminds me of the beatle's style so much, its a great song.

    Hanny_groovyon August 26, 2002   Link
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    its nice but i dont really like the weird sounds... whatever you call it.

    auroraon September 08, 2002   Link
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    is this 5th album ever going to be released?

    theDubScouton November 05, 2004   Link
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    this spring... and this song was scrapped

    Raptor98on January 24, 2005   Link

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