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Intro/Zionist Bullshit
02:20
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Call us self-hating Jews,
say we aren't Jewish
Zionist zionist zionist bullshit
Our politics don't suit you
We make you sick
Zionist zionist zionist bullshit
Fuck your apartheid!
Fuck your birthright!
Zionist zionist zionist bullshit
Call everyone an anti-Semite,
The establishment has your back,
But we fight back,
For a just world
With Palestinians
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2. |
Outlive Them
01:04
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Jews and Muslims united
Stand and fight together,
Grief turned into action!
No more killings,
no more pain
Together we stand,
Hand in hand
For our freedom and yours!
One after the other
This isn't normal,
Can't sit sidelined,
Not anymore
Together we stand,
Hand in hand
For our freedom and yours!
Outlive them!
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Late to shul,
Late to brith,
JST
Late to minyan,
Late to dinner,
JST
Early doctor,
Early dentist,
JST
Early dibs,
Early Kiddish,
JST
Never on time
Jewish standard time
JST
Late to klezmer
Late to mitzvah
JST
Late to brunch
Late to Torah
JST
Early bed
Early TV
JST
Early coffee
Early dibs
JST
Never on time
Jewish standard time
JST
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4. |
Picket Line
02:46
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On strike,
for our students,
For our city.
One day longer,
One day stronger.
Living wages,
More clinicians,
Wrap around services.
One day longer,
One day stronger.
Bi-lingual ed
Money for schools,
Not for cops!
One day longer,
One day stronger.
TIF Funds,
for Chicago,
Not the rich.
One day longer,
One day stronger.
Picket line!
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