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from Still Out Here by Hopeless Otis

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lyrics

When they tell you to dance
Say I don’t dance
Say show me your hands
Run as fast as you can
We are stallions on these streets
Never face defeat
Tried to tame us like mystical beast

Doesn’t feel good
When we win
And they lose
Doesn’t feel good
When we win
And they lose

Don’t question why
Assimilate or die
We’re always at war
With the places we don’t see eye to eye
Throw your hands up to the sky
Say I don’t want to die
God damn it we’ve got to try

Doesn’t feel good
When we win
And they lose
Doesn’t feel good
When we win
And they lose

We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose
We win they lose

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from Still Out Here, released July 6, 2018

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From New York City, aiming to bring back positivity to punk rock.

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