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Prince's Street

from I Welcome the Change by Vanity Plate

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The things we think we know.
About bad day's and hardships and not wanting to go home.
Walking down Prince's St.
Didn't mean much to me.
Out of having the time of my life while you've been fighting for yours.

And I'll be honest.
I don't understand.
Where the rhetoric begins and whose land is whose land.

You shouldn't have to worry.
You shouldn't have to think.
Will today be the day.
You shouldn't have to worry.
You should have to fight.
How privileged am I.

Birthright and dumb luck.
Have me complaining
When I get too much ketchup in my bag.
And it wasn't served fast enough to comply with my schedule
And my day.
Walking down Prince's St.
Didn't mean much to me.

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from I Welcome the Change, released October 21, 2015

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