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mutilate that poster face
if voting could change anything it would be banned
we spray piant slogans on the walls
of railway buildings in Jobert Park
is it raining?
these walls have eyes and ears
gentlemen in gun black suits
move in on us from the quiet corners of the city
in 1999 will we still be around

A cold wind blows through barbed wire surrounding the old showgrounds in Baragwanath road
no funfair this
the army gaurds all entrances
we work on minedump slimes building them up high to for m a great divide between the city of gold and the city of sweat.
in 1999 will we still be around

don’t talk about things that we can’t see hear you’re out of touch
some people get paid to give you ridiculous advice
scared confused and disinformed you will do as you are told

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from Live in Moscow (Dvor​é​ts Molodiozhi: 28 May 1989 ), released March 18, 2015

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Kalahari Surfers South Africa

Warrick Sony is a South African composer, producer, musician and sound designer.
He is the founder and sole permanent member of the Kalahari Surfers. They made politically radical satirical music in 1980s South Africa.

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