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48 After 40
02:17
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48 After 40
Monday morning and I'm back on the line
I swear to Christ feels like I'm losing my mind
Thirty-nine more hours and I gotta make it through
It's the end of the month and rent is fuckin due
Stop at the bar double shot and a beer
Friday night is almost here
Grab another pint and put your worries on hold
48 after 40 is our weekly parole
Boss is going off and it's got me seeing red
I can't believe I'm only twenty hours in
This is our struggle and this is our war
And just when you think you can't take it anymore
Friday afternoon only an hour to go
In my mind I'm already at the punk rock show
Punchin the clock meet up with the boys
We'll be sitting at the bar singing Oi! Oi! Oi!
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Disenfranchised
01:58
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Disenfranchised
We're the outcasts of society
But we weren't born to lose
We were born to stand against
and walk this path that we choose
No more heroes no more idles
Nothing matters anymore
Times have changed nothing stays the same
We're still standing on our own
Been sold out too many times
We've got no patience for anymore lies
There's a time for war and a time for peace
Now's the time for boots on the streets
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The Old Breed Toledo, Ohio
Glass City Street Punk Rock N Roll! 40+ hour work weeks, driven only by our need to survive. In a time when our country is trying to bury us, we are here to lend a voice to the struggle! They think it'll be easy to stomp out the working class, they are WRONG! This nation was built on blue collar backs, with the blood of the working class and it's time to re-instill this pride to this nation! ... more
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