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call it what you will

from Troubled Times by Praiser

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lyrics

call it what you will

for some time we thought
it would work to be a part
of this scene
that is in our hearts

but we found out real soon
no matter what we do
our how we live our lifes
that we will never belong

cause you can be patriotic
or a sexist pig
you can be a real asshole
completely dumb in your head

but you can never sing about
your faith in god above
even if your star shines black
they put you in a simple box

so full of stereotypes
prejudging us all
you call it religious
we call it spiritual

you call it religious
we call it spiritual

so fight your fight alone
we do it our way
are out for justice
against oppression we will stay

against racism
'gainst homophobia
against sexism
or any shit so far from love

for equality
for humanity
for a world where
everybody can live freely

you call it religious
we call it spiritual

and yeah we could skip the Jesus-part
change some lyrics and our name
but do you really think that's punk?
i think that would be fucking lame

we will always sing about Christ
the same as we'll always speak out
against unjustice and oppression
'cause that's what we think hardcore is about

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from Troubled Times, released March 12, 2016

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