State officials talk of freedom they, talk
In this country that we live in they, talk
Free to be harassed and be beaten by the pigs your rights, no rights
Till your fucking broken, crippled, or until you're fucking dead

They pass laws unfair to gays their, work
And separatist laws to keep the non-whites in their place their, work
Family values as a smoke screen blowing in your face their truth no
Truth
Family values isn't something that shouldn't be based on hate

Justice presides over them, late into the night
A blind fold covering their eyes but something isn't right
Under their arms there are shackles on her legs
And the hands that once held up her scales are bound, are bound in chains

And behind their closed doors they conspire through the night more work-
Sick work
And they won't stop until this nation is all straight and all white
They call it a free nation, but all it is, is a Nazi nation


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Free Nation? Lyrics as written by Patrick C. Bollinger Christopher Lee Barker

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    djrayjay, keep your stupid fucking HOMOPHOBIC comments out of Anti-Flag lyrics, asshole. You're just a homophobe who is pissed because he can't get laid. Get a fucking life.

    And this song is wonderful. =0) I've used the lyric "they call it a free nation, but all it is, is a nazi nation" so many times.. it's one of those scream-worthy things, ya know.

    MicrowavableSkankon August 29, 2002   Link

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