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Vaccines and Pills

from Never Ending Struggle by Union Jack

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Financial worries don’t mean much to me It's time to pay for your treatment You’re weak and poor, your liability don’t bother us with your problems We may help you if you can pay fees your health will cost you more than your rent You should bear in mind, there’s nothing for free you’re such a lucrative client

Vaccines and pills, an eternal business, poverty kills more than anything else No choices left, suffering from sickness, doctors won’t help and they couldn’t care less Try to raise a child when you got no dough, some just didn’t choose, I’d like you to know They work hard for what? They’re treated like rats, with more chance to sink rather than swim

Corporate pharmaceutical industry What do you stand for? Got no values apart from the money I was waiting for more Never showing any empathy, (I) thought you'd be my saviour Causing death through your laboratory It's rotten from the core

Bad Health, bad luck, sad reality, I feel so sick with this misery Tell me what’s wrong with our society, people are dying coz of their poverty

Vaccines and pills, an eternal business, poverty kills more than anything else No choices left, suffering from sickness, doctors won’t help and they couldn’t care less Try to raise a child when you got no dough, some just didn’t choose, I’d like you to know They work hard for what? They’re treated like rats, with more chance to sink rather than swim

Things won’t change as long as money rules this world Things won’t change as long as we don’t change

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from Never Ending Struggle, released September 20, 2012

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