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Kasey Chambers ~ Ignorance


Don't wanna read the paper I don't like bad news Last night a man got shot Outside the house of blues I'd like to ignore it I'd like to just pretend That the reason for it Is something I can comprehend I don't listen to the radio Last time it made me cry Two boys went crazy Fifteen kids died And I don't know their families I don't ask 'em how they're going They're on the other side of the world But it's way too close to home I've got something to say And I thought it might be worth a mention If you're not pissed off at the world Then you're just not paying attention And you can turn off the TV And go about your day But just 'cos you don't see it It don't mean its gone away hey We don't talk to our neighbours They've got funny coloured skin We see 'em out on the sidewalk But we don't invite 'em in We only eat when we're hungry And we throw the rest away While babies in Cambodia Are starving everyday We risk our lives We hit our wives We act like everything is funny We hide our pain While we go insane We sell our souls for money We curse our mums We build our bombs We make our children cry We watch the band While Vietnam Just watch their children die more free lyrics

Don't wanna read the paper
I don't like bad news
Last night a man got shot
Outside the house of blues
I'd like to ignore it
I'd like to just pretend
That the reason for it
Is something I can comprehend

I don't listen to the radio
Last time it made me cry
Two boys went crazy
Fifteen kids died
And I don't know their families
I don't ask 'em how they're going
They're on the other side of the world
But it's way too close to home

I've got something to say
And I thought it might be worth a
mention
If you're not pissed off at the world
Then you're just not paying attention
And you can turn off the TV
And go about your day
But just 'cos you don't see it
It don't mean its gone away hey

We don't talk to our neighbours
They've got funny coloured skin
We see 'em out on the sidewalk
But we don't invite 'em in
We only eat when we're hungry
And we throw the rest away
While babies in Cambodia
Are starving everyday

We risk our lives
We hit our wives
We act like everything is funny
We hide our pain
While we go insane
We sell our souls for money
We curse our mums
We build our bombs
We make our children cry
We watch the band
While Vietnam
Just watch their children die

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