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All for one, one for money!

from At night I still sneak out (2007​-​2014) by Jonas Selander

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Am G F C-G, Am G F F
Discourse against discourse - there's a world war
there's power and there's greed keping scores
there's arbitrary morals formed into laws
and there's politics of tactics rather than justice for all

HIV-economy! All for one, one for money
Animal testing and nuclear warheads
heading for our heads, heading for our death beds

Dm C G G
We wipe our asses with the forests
that once were our religion
We wipe this planet free from species
once we lived among them

Am G F C-G, Am G F F
All the power is in the hands
of the people rich enough to buy our lands
plastic hearts, souls and lives
plastic truths and plastic lies

Dm C G G
I try to escape and I try to find
some inner peace of mind
but my only hope is that we learn to survive
without this destrucion that we call a lifestyle

Am G F C-G, Am G F F
Must be a 1000 people living on my street
but when I go out at night the only ones I meet
is some kids with no place to be
'cause everybody is at home watching TV

Dm C G G
A mass movement of wasted time and wasted opportunity
A generation of crime against everything we have to be thankful for

Am G F C-G, Am G F F

Dm C G G
And when I look up at the sky tonight
there are no bombs a falling
and I'm so happy that I am alive
I hear a whisper from the pine trees calling

Am G F C-G, Am G F F

End on Am.

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from At night I still sneak out (2007​-​2014), released May 3, 2014

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