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We Can All Be Friends

from Son of the Oppressor by Yellow Wood

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lyrics

If we strip it of it's meaning we can all be better
If we strip it of it's meaning we can all be better friends
If no one sticks their neck out we can all be better friends
If we strip it of it's meaning we can all be better friends

If we strip it of it's meaning we can all be better
If we all just stop believing we can all be better friends
If no one sticks their neck out we can all have level heads
If we strip it of it's meaning we can all be better friends

If we strip it of it's meaning
we can all be better friends
If Matty ends up shot and bleeding
from mixing alcohol and guns again

If no one sticks their neck out
we can all have level heads
There's no need for cops or Jesus
Just bury him and listen to the band

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from Son of the Oppressor, released November 21, 2009
written and arranged by: Adam Rideout-Arkell, Matthew Rideout
vocals/lyrics, guitars, synths, electro beat, bass, piano: Adam Rideout-Arkell
drums left, drums right: Matthew Rideout

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