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True Stories
A young man told me he wants to be a politician |
| And so he'd better stay away from such things as human rights |
| As they may come back to haunt him |
| When he's working for the people later in life |
| Unlikely places leveled to the ground |
| At first we're told it didn't happen and then maybe it did |
| But it must have been an accident or self-defence |
| Or better yet, they just did it themselves |
Chorus: |
| Where does it stop and where is the line drawn |
| Shouldn't it be easy to tell what rights from wrong |
| Should've figured it out by now, no time to be naïve |
| Isn't it obvious who's spinning the web and who we can believe |
There's two soldiers in prison they're both locked up for a year |
| One punished for torturing people and the other because he refused |
| To commit the same crime |
| He's a true war hero and hero and he's serving time |
Chorus: |
| Where does it stop and where is the line drawn |
| Shouldn't it be easy to tell what rights from wrong |
| Should've figured it out by now, no time to be naïve |
| Aren't we responsible for things we choose not to see |
How did the freedom to speak turn into the freedom to lie |
| And when the truth comes out why are the people denied |
| Well it's too disturbing they say, we're just better off blind |
| We can't have the truth corrupting our minds. |
Chorus: |
| Where does it stop and where is the line drawn |
| Shouldn't it be easy to tell what rights from wrong |
| Should've figured it out by now, no time to be naïve |
| With all these true stories to question our beliefs |