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lyrics

When it came time to choose gang colors you chose blue
a gun, a badge, ready excuses for the things you do
You hide behind your thick as thieves blue line
as you commit and cover up for your "brothers" crimes

What will break the Thin Blue Line?
Who will pay for your crimes?
quick to harass, quicker to shoot,
when your “brother” commits a crime you turn mute.

World’s biggest gang, you serve and protect the few,
You claim to protect the public, but who will protect us from you
As you harass and target the mentally ill and minorities
and treat the public like some incurable disease

Do what I say and you will survive, Do what i say and you still might
not leave alive

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from The Walls They Build​.​.​. The Walls We Break, released March 19, 2017

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No Borders Ottawa, Ontario

Pat - Guitar / Vox
Rich - Drums / Vox
Gerald - Vox / Bass
We are from Canada and the U.S. We are blatantly anti- fascist/anti-racist/Pro-Immigrant and
proud of it. The songs on "The Walls they build.... The Walls We Break," concern issues like the stress and anxiety that come from fearing deportation, the contributions made by immigrant communities, youth crime, and police harassment and brutality. ... more

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