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Chismoseando
01:20
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You attempt to manipulate my thoughts
Make me believe that maybe it's all in my head
Defend yourself and bore me with what you claim to be about
Its not all white people and you could never be accountable for (it)
As I struggle
You'll watch me drown
As I struggle
You'll watch me drown
You attempt to manipulate my thoughts
Make me believe that maybe it's all in my head
Defend yourself and bore me with what you claim to be about
Its not all white people and you could never be accountable for (it)
Resilient dispite it all
Resilient dispite it all
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2. |
If The Boot Fits
01:13
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You made a choice to uphold this systemic violence against us
And you say it has nothing to do with race
Oh I had enough
Ill fight for my own
You made a choice to uphold this systemic violence against us
And you say it has nothing to do with race
I'll fight for my own
I'll protect my own
Let me live in peace
It's so exhausting
Living in the shadow
I'm so over it
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3. |
Worth
00:48
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Don't want you to live in fear
Spend our lives with uncertainty
Giving all we got, we got nothing at all
I'm running outta things to say to give you Hope
Can't accept
Won't accept
Can't accept
Don't want us to keep proving our humanity or how we are acceptable
Don't want to share my story and become the nation's pity
Can't accept
Won't accept
Can't accept
Won't accept
Can't accept
Won't accept
Won't accept this
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CHISME Chicago, Illinois
Sayuri: Vocals
Cri Cri: Bass
Megan: Guitar
Isabella: Drums
CHICAGO // NJ
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