Ti diamo il benvenuto nel paese dei balocchi
Dove rubi a cielo aperto e la gente copre gli occhi
Canali taroccati che trasmettono reati
Perseguibili per legge da politici inviolati
Si vendono dei voti per ottanta euro in busta
Senti gente che dice questa volta è quella giusta
Che cazzo stiam’ facendo in cinquant’ anni un referendum
Ormai non ci fermiamo neanche più volendo
Ai ai
Ai ai
Ai ai
Ai ai
Ladri smascherati commettono reati
E il popolo li vota sono quasi idolatrati
Pensionati un po frustrati vengon’ lobotomizzati
Dalla tele bombardati di bugie e di peccati
Generan bambini con cervelli atrofizzati
Dalla culla in discoteca allo sbando condannati
La pelle si aggrinzisce mentre l'uomo si arricchisce
Metamorfosi nel petto un cuore a stelle e strisce
Ai ai
Ai ai
Ai ai
Ai ai
Dai la colpa all' immigrato all' inflazione alla tua busta paga
Le macerie di uno stato che delinque però non indaga
Le ragioni di protesta che ti passan per la testa
Son le stesse che permettono al potente di far festa
Concezione della donna deve star dietro ai fornelli
Poi ti chiedi come mai c'è la fuga dei cervelli
Poi se aspiri alla pensione lavorar tutta la vita
Ma al contrario del proverbio non hai il pane ne la fica
Ai ai
Ai ai
Ai ai
Ai ai
Dai la colpa all' immigrato all' inflazione alla tua busta paga
Le macerie di uno stato che delinque però non indaga
Le ragioni di protesta che ti passan per la testa
Son le stesse che permettono al potente di far festa
Le ragioni di protesta che ti passan per la testa
Son le stesse che permettono al potente di far festa
Le ragioni di protesta che ti passan per la testa
Son le stesse che permettono al potente di far festa


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