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Beneath The Lights
03:21
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No food to eat
Barely a bed to sleep
Still the starving, poor workers, work their dark days
Wasting away at your feet
Beneath the lights
They're kept away
Theres no escape
They're counting their days
Beneath the lights
They're kept away
And theres no escape
So the tyrants and their hands of greed
Want far much more than they need
And their hands are stained with the blood of the workers
They continue to mislead
You've gone too far
You've pushed them too far
And I can see a dark reality
At the bottom of Qatar
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Nation None The Wiser
03:05
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Nation none the wiser
To the forces that have the control
Locked to the screens, newspapers, Tat magazines
Media is taking its toll
Story carries the problem
Reaction is led by belief
Fear makes you hope that their is a solution
To give you false sense of relief
Social media's captured the children
The adults and children alike
Bombarded by confusion, brainwashed in illusion
Freedom so far from sight
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Joey Onions Manchester, UK
Born and raised in the town of Wigan, Joe Yorke is a versatile musician, producer and songwriter. Joe’s music takes the potency, politics, solidarity and DIY ethics of punk and the influence of British/Irish traditional folk to fertilise a resoundingly warm and heartfelt composition. Song subjects reflect both concrete and abstract politics of the self and society. ... more
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