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Shelter Blues
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I was born to move, feet on the pavement, holes in my shoes. Shelter blues.
All the sickness, bastard cops. Not a chance in hell I can walk this all off. Shelter blues, shelter blues.
You look like a leader but you ain’t got a vision to speak of. Yeah I hear ya but it don’t mean a thing to me. I’m tired of the double speak.
Tents on Broadway, bombed buildings on first. How can you say it’s a system that works. Shelter blues.
No mask on your mouth, wool on your eyes. It’s the old American disguise. Shelter blues, shelter blues.
You look like a leader but you ain’t got a vision to speak of. Yeah I hear ya but it don’t mean a thing to me. I’m tired of the double speak.
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Ryan Traster Joshua Tree, California
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