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No We Can't

from Corroded by Drugs of Faith

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lyrics

And we follow another leader
Still waving the flag with heads held high
 
No collecting freely from the air
And snatching from the sky
We keep our noses to the ground
As our great-grandfathers did

The more things haven’t changed
The more things stay the same
 
It’s the old Washington two-step
Before we were for it
We were against it

One step forward
And two steps back
Change we can’t believe in

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from Corroded, released February 14, 2011
lyrics: Richard Johnson; music: Richard, Taryn Wilkinson, and Edward Spode.

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Drugs of Faith Virginia

We're a three-piece grind 'n' roll band from Northern Virginia, USA that started in 2002. We like to sing about politics and social subjects.

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Atlas Brew Works, Washington DC, May 14, 2024

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