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Do Not Attempt to Adjust Your TV Set

from Who We Are by We Are The Union

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In a sea of SUVS and ignorance
It's hard to keep my opinion mine
When anyone could help solve the problem if they tried
The sacrifices that I make
They don't change much in my life
But at the end of the day it just feels right

I can't respect your lack of interest
You live to exploit innocents
We can control what we consume in these days
When your profit is their pain
You're just part of the game

It's true that one can't change the world alone
This struggle is worldwide
Humans are not expendable, they are alive
The sacrifices that I make
They don't change much in my life
But at the end of the day it just feels right

I can't respect your lack of interest
You live to exploit innocents
We can control what we consume in these days
When your profit is their pain

I can't respect your lack of interest
You live to exploit innocents
When your profit is their pain
You're just part of the game

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from Who We Are, released June 20, 2007

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Drawing heavily on ska, pop, & punk, WATU’s 2021 full length, ‘Ordinary Life,’ balances soul crushing lyrics about dysphoria & heartbreak w/ endless hooks & furiously catchy choruses. The album, which serves as vocalist Reade Wolcott’s coming out as a trans woman, was recorded in secret in a rented house in Joshua Tree w/ producer Jon Graber. ‘Ordinary Life’ releases June 4th via Bad Time Records. ... more

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