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Bittersweet Youth

from Reality Redefined by Sierra

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Lately I've learned that it's alright to not be okay
Propaganda on the streets, hey boy what's that you're reading
It's plastering the walls and it's creating mass division
If shepherd is to flock as is lies to an opinion
Then the people take the blame for their substandard living

We are the young, we are the impressionable
Our legacy should be one of revolt

So we turn a blind eye, why do we act so naive
Accept but don't believe

Lately I've learned that it's alright to not be okay
Propaganda on the streets, hey boy what's that you're reading
It's plastering the walls and it's creating mass division
If shepherd is to flock as is lies to an opinion
Then the people take the blame for their substandard living

We are the young, the impressionable
All we've gained, lost in vain
It's justified, we're crucified, we'll outlive those who wronged our rights
All we've gained, lost in vain
A stranger to repent, self-preserving with no hindsight
All we've gained, lost in vain

So we turn a blind eye, why do we act so naive
Accept but don't believe

Lately I've learned that it's alright to not be okay
We are the young, the impressionable

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from Reality Redefined, released September 5, 2014
Produced and recorded by Stevie Knight at Electric Sun Studios
Mastered by Dave Petrovic at Electric Sun Studios

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Alternative music out of Mount Gambier, Australia

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