| I’m sick of the sight of some snot-nosed kid
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| Cutting a swathe through the age of deconstruction
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| Picking at the sores of the dying beast
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| And winning all the prizes for imagination
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| I don’t know what we’ve got to lose
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| But I see the statues beginning to fall
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| The deisel’s turning, the moon is high
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| What the hell are we waiting for?
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| I see the smoke on the blue horizon
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| I smell the fires of the burning season
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| What the hell are we waiting for?
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| I’m sick of the ironies piled up high
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| In this sneery culture with its knowing smile
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| I’m sick of the sermons from the Church of Unbelief
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| All fat, empty and anaesthetised
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| The emperor’s out riding naked again
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| I can’t believe we’re still playing this tired old game
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| Let’s get out there and cut him down
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| What the hell are we waiting for?
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| I see the smoke on the blue horizon
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| I smell the fires of the burning season
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| What the hell are we waiting for?
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| On a smoky yellow sunset, I’m sitting at the wheel
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| As the traffic crawls by on the ten-lane
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| Bumper to bumper, nowhere to nowhere into the next millennium
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| I see you drowning in a sea of rage
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| Let’s go back and get the ones who put you down here
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| The highway’s jammed up with disinformation
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| And the anaesthetic dealers are selling by the million
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| What the hell are we waiting for?
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| What the fuck are we waiting out here for?
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| I see the smoke on the blue horizon
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| I smell the fires of the burning season
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| What the hell are we waiting for… |