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Keep Your Eyes Open (WHITE)

from Black And White by Burning Steps

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Are you scared of anger-filled youth,
Crawling through your streets at night?
So you close your fucking eyes.
Hey, do you find them extreme,
Spitting on your noble means,
It's gonna haunt you in your dreams.

Stop being such a sheep, don't close your eyes,
Just do it or yourself.
And everytime you go to sleep at night,
You could feel much more alive, you can get it if you try.

The only way to feel alive,
Without a doubt or compromise,
If you wanna keep this fight,
Keep your eyes open,
Keep your eyes open wide tonight.

We're not so fucking clean,
You won't admit it but you think that we're obscene,
And I'm not sorry for anything.
Wake up, modern age is here,
You seem tolerant, but your prejudice are more than clear,
It's the same old story, over and over again.

Wake Up, there's still time to think,
And respect other human beings,
Not look at what they seem to be.
Fuck no! Your fear's all your life,
You're lost in your cowardice,
Go ahead and fucking die.

The only way to feel alive,
Without a doubt or compromise,
If you wanna keep this fight,
Keep your eyes open,
Keep your eyes open wide tonight.

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from Black And White, released March 30, 2012

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