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Fear And Loathing In Laramie Lyrics by Protest The Hero

A Calculated Use of Sound

2003

Compassion is shit
Soft-spoken words and a look of concern
The fire is lit
Emotion will never extinguish (extinguish)
These flames that inaction has built
What makes it burn?
A nation so straight that deviation's a crime
When will we learn that sexuality is not a punishable offense?
On a cold October night, a gentle soul was crucified and what remains of his blood still stains our idle hands that soft-spoken words won't justif
(Culprits are we)
Let's talk about rights
Let's talk about sexual orientation
Let's talk about you and an entire homophobic nation
Will you follow me down?
Can we not separate ourselves from such hate?
Let's sever the head of the beast with the crown, let's no longer participate
Let's talk about rights
Let's talk about sexual orientation
Let's talk about you and an entire homophobic nation
Will you follow me down? (Why won't anyone stand up?)
Will you follow me down? (Why won't anyone stand up?)
Will you follow me down? (Why won't anyone stand up?)
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Protest The Hero

Protest The Hero

About “Fear And Loathing In Laramie” by Protest The Hero

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