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Rational Anthem
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Sipping whiskey in the morning
Same old routine every day, same old routine every day
My aging insides are rotting out
Live fast or die trying is what life’s about
Writing poems in the afternoon
Poetry about being free, poetry about you and me
Wearing my heart on my sleeve
I could never compromise what I believe
We are the drunkards united
We are the poets united
We are the bastards united
We are, we are
Singing anthems in the evening
We are the sons of no one, bastards we are, everyone
Honest and stripped-down rock and roll
And I do apologise for every song I stole
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