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World Turns a Revolution
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Rock
World Turns a Revolution fue lanzado el 7 de octubre de 1997 por Black River Records como parte del álbum Blue Dogs
album cover
ÁlbumBlue Dogs
Fecha de lanzamiento7 de octubre de 1997
Sello discográficoBlack River Records
IdiomaEnglish
Melodía
Nivel de sonidos acústicos
Valence
Capacidad para bailar
Energía
BPM90

Video musical

Video musical

Créditos

Letra

Joseph Lee lost his job today
The man's got so much to lose
Wonders what his wife and kids will say
It's a common situation for someone in his shoes
Ever since his eighteenth birthday he's been out here on the clock
He's been moving up and inside the white man's machine
For twenty years he worked hard
To make it to the top
Still the boss man couldn't say why he chose Joseph Lee
No one says a thing around here in this small town
We're all scratching for the same dirty workerman's pay
I haven't lived as long as he
But I grew up with the same dreams
I hope the lord forgives me
If I look the other way
But the world turns a revolution
Turns around each and every day
Maybe someday we will find a new solution
For the changes the world goes through today
The world is upside down
Things just don't seem to make sense
No one sees the clock as it unwinds
Greed and lust and gain
Fuel the filth of the machine
As the right thing to do
Becomes the last thing on our minds
But the world turns a revolution
Turns around each and every day
Maybe someday we will find a new solution
For the changes the world goes through today
No one says a thing here in this small town
We're all scratching for the same dirty workers pay
I haven't lives as long as he
But I grew up with the same dreams
I hope the lord forgives me if I look the other way
Look the other way
But the world turns a revolution
Turns around each and every day
Maybe someday we will find a new solution
For the changes the world goes through today
But the world turns a revolution
Turns around each and every day
Maybe someday we will find a new solution
For the changes the world goes through today
Written by: Bobby Houck, Phillip Lammonds
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