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Bis ~ Teen-c Power!


We have got the power to change This world and to rearrange This regime we're living under One that tears us all asunder But nobody wants to know Happy in their country's hole No use fighting them you say They always will get their own way This could be the start of it all We all want the system to fall Get it right down on it's knees 'cos we were born in the 70's We are young and we can cure it Save our people from this pit Of disbelief and great dispair Show them that it's us who care Time for revolution is now No excuses this time let's go Time has come, take that trip Transmit it on the teen-c tip This could be... It's so synthetic It's so pathetic On every hour You can't stand the power Teen-c power! Start the teen-c revolution....it's yr only real solution This could be.... It's so synthetic it's so pathetic On every hour You can't stand the power Teen-c power! more free lyrics

We have got the power to change
This world and to rearrange
This regime we're living under
One that tears us all asunder
But nobody wants to know
Happy in their country's hole
No use fighting them you say
They always will get their own way

This could be the start of it all
We all want the system to fall
Get it right down on it's knees
'cos we were born in the 70's

We are young and we can cure it
Save our people from this pit
Of disbelief and great dispair
Show them that it's us who care
Time for revolution is now
No excuses this time let's go
Time has come, take that trip
Transmit it on the teen-c tip

This could be...

It's so synthetic
It's so pathetic
On every hour
You can't stand the power
Teen-c power!

Start the teen-c revolution....it's yr only real solution

This could be....

It's so synthetic it's so pathetic
On every hour
You can't stand the power
Teen-c power!

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