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Ataris, The ~ Let It Burn


Knowledge is key. You can never know too much. Open your books aim to the stars Well i won't let them Keep me from learning all i can. Public schools just stand up. The system feeds our minds. Did the system tell you about democracy? The same system that supported slavery? And doesn't it seem strange that When we try to make a change To lock us up and throw away the key. I won't let you Play me for a fool Set me free to go to church But i cant pray in school. Make a decision for yourself Don't bother with any trends Open up a book And share the knowledge with your friends. Did the system tell you about democracy? The same system that created slavery? And doesn't it seem strange that When we try to make a change To lock us up and throw away the key. more free lyrics

Knowledge is key.
You can never know too much.
Open your books aim to the stars
Well i won't let them
Keep me from learning all i can.
Public schools just stand up.
The system feeds our minds.

Did the system tell you about democracy?
The same system that supported slavery?
And doesn't it seem strange that
When we try to make a change
To lock us up and throw away the key.

I won't let you
Play me for a fool
Set me free to go to church
But i cant pray in school.
Make a decision for yourself
Don't bother with any trends
Open up a book
And share the knowledge with your friends.

Did the system tell you about democracy?
The same system that created slavery?
And doesn't it seem strange that
When we try to make a change
To lock us up and throw away the key.

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