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Blink 182 ~ Anthem Part 2


Everything has fallen to pieces Earth is dying, help me Jesus We need guidance, we've been misled Young and hostile but not stupid Corporate leaders, politicians Kids can't vote, adults elect them Laws that rule the school and workplace Signs that cautions sixteen's unsafe We really need to see this through We never wanted to be abused We'll never give up, it's no use If we're fucked up, you're to blame Let this train-wreck burn more slowly Kids are victims in this story Drown the youth with useless warnings Teenage rules, they're fucked and boring We really need to see this through We never wanted to be abused We'll never give up, it's no use If we're fucked up, you're to blame Everything has fallen to pieces Everything has fallen to pieces Everything has fallen to pieces Everything has fallen to. We really need to see this through We never wanted to be abused We'll never give up, it's no use If we're fucked up, you're to blame more free lyrics

Everything has fallen to pieces
Earth is dying, help me Jesus
We need guidance, we've been misled
Young and hostile but not stupid

Corporate leaders, politicians
Kids can't vote, adults elect them
Laws that rule the school and workplace
Signs that cautions sixteen's unsafe

We really need to see this through
We never wanted to be abused
We'll never give up, it's no use
If we're fucked up, you're to blame

Let this train-wreck burn more slowly
Kids are victims in this story
Drown the youth with useless warnings
Teenage rules, they're fucked and boring

We really need to see this through
We never wanted to be abused
We'll never give up, it's no use
If we're fucked up, you're to blame

Everything has fallen to pieces
Everything has fallen to pieces
Everything has fallen to pieces
Everything has fallen to.

We really need to see this through
We never wanted to be abused
We'll never give up, it's no use
If we're fucked up, you're to blame

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