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Pull Together ft Sarai Jazz, Swifty & JD

from The Road Less Travelled by ...pr@xis?...

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lyrics

JD's verse

If we all pull together like
magnets n metal,
we can eat where we're livin
not like hansel and grettal, I mean,
let's beat the devision
make a stand as a rebel,
let's proceed with precision
get to grasping the nettle,
I never dance with the devil
I March to my own beat,
my life's like the ocean
my devotion is so deep,
I won't be, buyin no dope keys
we don't need,
point blank grown speach
aimed at your dome piece,
.. everybody that a know
is so opinionated,
everybody's so frustrated
angry yeah we bin some Haters,
myself included,
"fuckin prick you never indicated!"
like we lost compassion
cuz the paper chase has infiltrated,
"just get on with it it's life
it's how it's got to be,
workin till ya 70
and pray ya win the lottery"
fuck this manopoly
we can't afford a property
it's time we pull together
make some major changes properly

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from The Road Less Travelled, released March 20, 2016
Produced by DSJ Beats

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...pr@xis?.. is an anti-capitalist Anarcho-Hip-Hop artist, activist, facilitator, youth worker, promoter, organiser & other, who is passionate about penning the plight of the people & planet plus the potential we all have to uplift, empower, educate and inspire the pursuit of more progressive paths. ... more

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