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Quiet Riot
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If you’re a punk band play punk songs. If you quiet down your doing it wrong. Nothing revolutionary about what you've done, smashing the state wasn't meant to be fun.
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Hair Grease
01:00
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Fuck your friends, fuck your pit, regular boy haircuts look like shit. Get your way or throw a fucking fit, I’m so fucking over it. You’re tough enough to punch a perfect stranger, what’s hardcore without the danger. If there’s a fight I’m sure you’ll win, go hang out with your high school friends. Nothing punk about being like the rest, American flags sewn to your vest, metal core lyrics tattooed to your chest, move to Arizona and get it over with.
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Oppression Olympics
00:52
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Got no privilege life in the west, look whats wrong with me make me the best. Hierarchical from the bottom to the top, you'd like the bottom so fucking drop.
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Savage
01:48
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How can assimilation equal death if I got better?
How can silence equal death if I got better?
Why act up when I could just be better?
Why bash back when I could just be better?
Why be you when I could just be better?
Erase yourself get fucking better,
Stonewall lied I got better,
I could be you or I could just be better,
Not like you, fucking better,
Not like you.
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Resume Buildings
01:00
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Why do you think I care, about your shitty zine, your stupid hair, your 'safe' scene? Resume building or survival needs? Vocabulary built to impress, here's the zine go cram for the test. I don't care. Fashion punx are the only ones left, only ones giving punk a breath, you think your ideal are such a threat, just something else you'll soon regret.
*We are not against 'safe' scene's in anyway, we are against using them to cover up your history of abuse, build up your ego, or just as use for anything besides making your scene oppression free.
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