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      | Woman Is The Nigger Of The World John Lennon / Yoko Ono
 Woman is the nigger of the worldYes she is...think about it
 Woman is the nigger of the world
 Think about it...do something about it
 
 We make her paint her face and dance
 If she won't be a slave, we say that she don't love us
 If she's real, we say she's trying to be a man
 While putting her down, we pretend that she's above us
 
 Woman is the nigger of the world...yes she is
 If you don't believe me, take a look at the one you're with
 Woman is the slave of the slaves
 Ah, yeah...better scream about it
 
 We make her bear and raise our children
 And then we leave her flat for being a fat old mother hen
 We tell her home is the only place she should be
 Then we complain that she's too unworldly to be our friend
 
 Woman is the nigger of the world...yes she is
 If you don't believe me, take a look at the one you're with
 Woman is the slave to the slaves
 Yeah...alright...hit it!
 
 We insult her every day on TV
 And wonder why she has no guts or confidence
 When she's young we kill her will to be free
 While telling her not to be so smart
 We put her down for being so dumb
 
 Woman is the nigger of the world
 Yes she is...
 If you don't believe me, take a look at the one you're with
 Woman is the slave to the slaves
 Yes she is...if you believe me, you better scream about it
 
 We make her paint her face and dance
 We make her paint her face and dance
 We make her paint her face and dance
 We make her paint her face and dance
 We make her paint her face and dance
 We make her paint her face and dance
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      | Sisters, O Sisters Yoko Ono
 We lost our green landWe lost our clean air
 We lost our true wisdom
 And we live in despair
 Sisters, O sisters
 Lets stand up right now
 It's never too late
 To start from the start
 
 Wisdom, O wisdom
 That's what we ask for
 And yes, my dear sisters
 We must learn to ask
 Wisdom, O wisdom
 That's what we ask for
 That's what we live for now
 Wisdom, O wisdom
 That's what we ask for
 That's what we live for now
 
 Sisters, O sisters
 Let's wake up right on
 It's never too late
 To shout from our hearts
 Freedom, O freedom
 That's what we fight for
 And yes, my dear sisters
 We must learn to fight
 Freedom, O freedom
 That's what we ask for
 That's what we live for now
 
 Freedom, O freedom
 That's what we ask for
 That's what we live for now
 Sisters, O sisters
 Let's give up no more
 It's never too late
 To build a new world
 New world, O New world
 That's what we live for
 And yes, my dear sisters
 We must learn to live
 
 New world, O New world
 That's what we live for
 That's what we must now learn to build
 New world, O New world
 That's what we live for
 That's what we must now learn to build
 New world, O New world
 That's what we live for
 That's what we must now learn to build
 New world, O New world
 That's what we live for
 That's what we must learn to build
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      | Attica State John Lennon / Yoko Ono
 What a waste of human powerWhat a waste of human lives
 Shoot the prisoners in the towers
 Forty-three poor widowed wives
 
 Attica State, Attica State
 We're all mates with Attica State
 
 Media blames it on the prisoners
 But the prisoners did not kill
 "Rockefeller pulled the trigger"
 That is what the people feel
 
 Attica State, Attica State
 We're all mates with Attica State
 
 Free the prisoners, jail the judges
 Free all prisoners everywhere
 All they want is truth and justice
 All they need is love and care
 
 Attica State, Attica State
 We're all mates with Attica State
 
 They all live in suffocation
 Let's not watch them die in sorrow
 Now's the time for revolution
 Give them all a chance to grow
 
 Attica State, Attica State
 We're all mates with Attica State
 
 Come together join the movement
 Take a stand for human rights
 Fear and hatred clouds our judgement
 Free us all from endless night
 
 Attica State, Attica State
 We're all mates with Attica State
 
 Attica State, Attica State
 We all live in Attica State
 
 Attica State, Attica State, Attica,
        Attica, Attica State
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      | Born In A Prison Yoko Ono
 We're born in a prisonRaised in a prison
 Sent to a prison called school
 
 We cry in a prison
 We love in a prison
 We dream in a prison like fools
 
 Wood becomes a flute when it's
        loved
 Reach for yourself and your
        battered mates
 Mirror becomes a razor when it's
        broken
 Look in the mirror and see your
        shattered fate
 
 We live with no reason
 Kicked around for no reason
 Thrown out without reason like
        tools
 
 We work in a prison
 And hate in a prison
 And die in a prison as a rule
 
 Wood becomes a flute when it's
        loved
 Reach for yourself and your
        battered mates
 Mirror becomes a razor when it's
        broken
 Look in the mirror and see your
        shattered fate
 
 We live in a prison
 Among judges and wardens
 And wait for no reason for you
 We laugh in a prison
 Go through all four seasons
 And die with no vision of truth
 
 Wood becomes a flute when it's
        loved
 Reach for yourself and your
        battered mates
 Mirror becomes a razor when it's
        broken
 Look in the mirror and see your
        shattered fate
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      | New York City John Lennon
 Standing on the cornerJust me and Yoko Ono
 We was waiting for Jerry to land
 Up come a man with a guitar in his hand
 Singing, "Have a marijuana if you can"
 His name was David Peel
 And we found that he was real
 He sang, "The Pope smokes dope every day"
 Up come a policeman shoved us up the street
 Singing, "Power to the people today!"
 
 New York City...New York City...New York City
 Que pasa, New York?
 Que pasa, New York?
 
 Well down to Max's Kansas City
 Got down the nitty gritty
 With the Elephants Memory Band
 Laid something down
 As the news spread around
 About the Plastic Ono Elephants Memory Band!
 And we played some funky boogie
 And laid some tutti frutti
 Singing, "Long Tall Sally's a man."
 Up come a preacherman trying to be a teacher
 Singing, "God's a red herring in drag!"
 
 New York City...New York City...New York City
 Que pasa, New York?
 Que pasa, New York?
 
 New York City...New York City...New York City
 Que pasa, New York?
 Que pasa, New York?
 
 Well we did the Staten Island Ferry
 Making movies for the telly
 Played the Fillmore and Apollo for freedom
 Tried to shake our image
 Just a cycling through the Village
 But found that we had left it back in London
 Well nobody came to bug us
 Hustle us or shove us
 So we decided to make it our home
 If the Man wants to shove us out
 We gonna jump and shout
 The Statue of Liberty said, "Come!"
 
 New York City...New York City...New York City
 Que pasa, New York?
 Que pasa, New York?
 
 New York City...back in New York City...New York City
 Que pasa, New York?
 Que pasa, New York?
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      | Sunday Bloody Sunday John Lennon / Yoko Ono
 Well it was Sunday bloody SundayWhen they shot the people there
 The cries of thirteen martyrs
 Filled the Free Derry air
 Is there any one amongst you
 Dare to blame it on the kids?
 Not a soldier boy was bleeding
 When they nailed the coffin lids!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
 
 You claim to be majority
 Well you know that it's a lie
 You're really a minority
 On this sweet emerald isle
 When Stormont bans our marches
 They've got a lot to learn
 Internment is no answer
 It's those mothers' turn to burn!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
 
 You Anglo pigs and Scotties
 Sent to colonize the North
 You wave your bloody Union Jack
 And you know what it's worth!
 How dare you hold to ransom
 A people proud and free
 Keep Ireland for the Irish
 Put the English back to sea!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
 
 Well, it's always bloody Sunday
 In the concentration camps
 Keep Falls Road free forever
 From the bloody English hands
 Repatriate to Britain
 All of you who call it home
 Leave Ireland to the Irish
 Not for London or for Rome!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
 
 Sunday bloody Sunday
 Bloody Sunday's the day!
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      | The Luck Of The Irish John Lennon / Yoko Ono
 If you had the luck of the IrishYou'd be sorry and wish you were dead
 You should have the luck of the
        Irish
 And you'd wish you was English instead!
 
 A thousand years of torture and
        hunger
 Drove the people away from their land
 A land full of beauty and wonder
 Was raped by the British brigands!
 Goddamn! Goddamn!
 
 If you could keep voices like
        flowers
 There'd be shamrock all over the
        world
 If you could drink dreams like
        Irish streams
 Then the world would be high as
        the mountain of morn
 
 In the 'Pool they told us the
        story
 How the English divided the land
 Of the pain, the death and the
        glory
 And the poets of auld Eireland
 
 If we could make chains with the
        morning dew
 The world would be like Galway
        Bay
 Let's walk over rainbows like
        leprechauns
 The world would be one big Blarney stone
 
 Why the hell are the English there anyway?
 As they kill with God on their
        side
 Blame it all on the kids the IRA
 As the bastards commit genocide!
 Aye! Aye! Genocide!
 
 If you had the luck of the Irish
 You'd be sorry and wish you was dead
 You should have the luck of the
        Irish
 And you'd wish you was English instead!
 Yes you'd wish you was English
        instead!
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      | John Sinclair John Lennon
 It ain't fair, John SinclairIn the stir for breathing air
 Won't you care for John Sinclair?
 In the stir for breathing air
 Let him be, set him free
 Let him be like you and me
 
 They gave him ten for two
 What else can the judges do?
 Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta
 Set him free
 
 If he'd been a soldier man
 Shooting gooks in Vietnam
 If he was the CIA
 Selling dope and making hay
 He'd be free, they'd let him be
 Breathing air, like you and me
 
 They gave him ten for two
 What else can the judges do?
 Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta
 Set him free
 
 They gave him ten for two
 They got Ali Otis too.
 Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta
 Set him free
 
 Was he jailed for what he done?
 Or representing everyone
 Free John now, if we can
 From the clutches of the man
 Let him be, lift the lid
 Bring him to his wife and kids
 
 They gave him ten for two
 What else can the bastards do?
 Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta,
 gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta
 Set him free
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      | Angela John Lennon / Yoko Ono
 Sister, there's a wind that never diesSister, we're breathing together
 Sister, our love and hopes forever keep on moving oh so slowly in the world
 
 They gave you sunshine
 They gave you sea
 They gave you everything but the jailhouse key
 They gave you coffee
 They gave you tea
 They gave you everything but equality
 
 Angela, can you hear the earth is turning?
 Angela, the world watches you
 Angela, you soon will be returning to your sisters and brothers in the world
 
 Sister, you're still a people teacher
 Sister, your word reaches far
 Sister, there's a million different races but we all share the same future in the world
 
 They gave you sunshine
 They gave you sea
 They gave you everything but the jailhouse key
 They gave you coffee
 They gave you tea
 They gave you everything but equality
 
 Angela, they put you in prison
 Angela, they shot down your man
 Angela, you're one of the millions of political prisoners in the world
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      | We're All Water Yoko Ono
 There may not be much differenceBetween Chairman Mao and Richard Nixon
 If we strip them naked
 
 There may not be much difference
 Between Marilyn Monroe and Lenny Bruce
 If we check their coffins
 
 There may not be much difference
 Between White House and Hall of People
 If we count their windows
 
 There may not be much difference
 Between Raquel Welch and Jerry Rubin
 If we hear their heartbeat
 
 We're all water from different rivers
 That's why it's so easy to meet
 We're all water in this vast, vast ocean
 Someday we'll evaporate together
 
 There may not be much difference
 Between Eldrige Cleaver and Queen of England
 If we bottle their tears
 
 There may not be much difference
 Between Manson and the Pope
 If we press their smile
 
 There may not be much difference
 Between Rockefeller and you
 If we hear you sing
 
 There may not be much difference
 Between you and me
 If we show our dreams
 
 We're all water from different rivers
 That's why it's so easy to meet
 We're all water in this vast, vast ocean
 Someday we'll evaporate together
 
 What's the difference?
 What's the difference?
 
 There's no difference!
 There's no difference!
 What's the difference?
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