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The Fall Of Fourteen

from Jaded Summer by OH! NULLAH

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Do you remember that September
When the students were hit and dragged?
Or how about when we took to the streets
And they fired the first tear gas?

It’s been nearly half a year
But the feeling’s like yesterday
Tensions high on dim lit Mong Kok streets
And the sting of their pepper spray

Police and cordons, raising their batons
Cameras rolling, there’s pushing and shoving
To serve and protect, not act like a threat
Seven to one, that sure looks fun

When the rule of the law’s broken
Or simply bent with no amends
To serve a few and ignore the rest

Raise them high, yellow umbrella
Walk with pride, don’t let them scare you
Fight for change, whose responsibility?
You and me, we’re all a part of this

Long for our city to find tranquility
Reclaim our streets, terror free
Our people laughing and finally living
Society that's infinitely free

There were those who thought that free elections
Didn’t justify the blocked roads
Well I’m not sorry tents on Nathan Road
Brought down your sale of gold

Who cares if you cannot drive to work
The future is now at stake
And what’s the point of meeting for discussion
When there isn’t any give or take?

Asia’s finest, media bias
Oh how could you destroy the truth
And kiss the ass of those who rule?

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from Jaded Summer, released March 15, 2015

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