Same Old Game 创作者：
Pato Banton
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Intro 1

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Verse 1
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On your marks, get set,
Bo! here I come again
With lyrics on my lips,
my fingertips and in my brain.
I travel non stop yes to entertain
By car, coach, train, ship or plane.
I've been to Italy, Belgium,
France and Spain
And smoked sensi legally
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in Amsterdam.
Met all kinds of people throughout the UK
And been around America
again and again.
Different places yes different climates yes
But one thing most definitely is the same
A lot of crazy members
of the human race
Seem to take the life for one big game.
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Verse 2

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They're singing:

"Tra la la la, it's the same old game.

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La la la life, is one big game."

Interlude 1

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Verse 3
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I've seen so many people
end up insane
Because they couldn't handle
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the strain on the brain.
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Well some turn to drugs like
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crack and cocaine
They get a needle and pump
it straight to the vein.
Although I fight against it again and again
I often sit and wonder: are my
words in vain? (no way)
Still to spread peace and
love is my only aim
And from this path I refuse toain.
I'd rather be poor and living in the drain

Interlude 2
Than be a hypocrite rapped up in fame.
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Verse 4
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Well some wish for money and
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some  wish for fame
Some wish to drive a big car
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and wear rope  chains.
In Ethiopia they wish for some rain
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While in Mozambique they cry
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out for grain.
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In South Africa they're screaming
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out pain!
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They pray to be released from
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apartheid's chains.
All over the world people
know it's a shame
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Innocent children everyday   get slain.
All the world leaders know
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who's to blame
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But still the apartheid system remains.
Yes all those world leaders
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know who's to blame

Outro 1
But still those racist oppressors remain.
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