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Bad Religion ~ The Same Person


You want prosperity for yourself but not for me Somehow you just can't see we're in this collectively You think that freedom is a drastic severence From your past relations, just a quest for new bargains We're not the same person We're not the same person (don't you ever wanna know) Wooohhh Don't need no good advice nor shoddy merchandise I'm the suspect device, beaten down, unable to strike We're not the same person We're not the same person (don't you ever wanna know) Wooohhh And the sun comes over us again We lament, we pine, and we rescind And we ask for understanding But aren't we the stingy ones indeed When it's needed from us in the end? We watch the days go by, compete and then we die So few ever ask why but so many just abuse the design We're not the same person We're not the same person (don't you ever wanna know) Wooohhh We're not the same person We're not the same person (don't you ever wanna know) Wooohhh more free lyrics

You want prosperity for yourself but not for me
Somehow you just can't see we're in this collectively
You think that freedom is a drastic severence
From your past relations, just a quest for new bargains

We're not the same person
We're not the same person
(don't you ever wanna know)
Wooohhh

Don't need no good advice nor shoddy merchandise
I'm the suspect device, beaten down, unable to strike
We're not the same person
We're not the same person
(don't you ever wanna know)
Wooohhh

And the sun comes over us again
We lament, we pine, and we rescind
And we ask for understanding
But aren't we the stingy ones indeed
When it's needed from us in the end?

We watch the days go by, compete and then we die
So few ever ask why but so many just abuse the design

We're not the same person
We're not the same person
(don't you ever wanna know)
Wooohhh

We're not the same person
We're not the same person
(don't you ever wanna know)
Wooohhh

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