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Not My Population
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VERSE 1
Don’t care beyond my bubble
Don’t care ‘bout others’ trouble
Don’t care ‘bout changing weather
Don’t care things could be better
Hate what all the experts say
Hate when others get my way
Hate that I’m just another
Hateful person to others
CHORUS
Not my idea
Not my formulation
Not my beliefs
Based on my perception
Not my ideals
Not my expectations
Not my viewpoints
Not my population
VERSE 2
Don’t care ‘bout Nazi spray paint
Don’t care ‘bout defacing graves
Don’t care ‘bout all these hate crimes
Don’t care ‘cause it’s not my life
Hate all the hippie liberals
Hate all the protests, vigils
Hate all the anger, blaming
Hate that my stature’s failing
CHORUS
Not my idea
Not my formulation
Not my beliefs
Based on my perception
Not my ideals
Not my expectations
Not my viewpoints
Not my population
BRIDGE
Bring on mass deportation
And illegal detention
Bring on corrupt officials
Greed is beneficial
Won’t care ‘til my rights erased
Won’t care ‘til they’re in my face
Won’t care ‘til industries break
And I face floods and heat waves
Oh shit, what have I done
There’s nowhere left to run
VERSE 3
Need to care beyond my bubble
Need to care ‘bout others’ trouble
Need to care ‘bout changing weather
And try to make things better
Listen to what experts say
Help others achieve my place
Won’t just become another
Hateful person to others
CHORUS
What an idea
What a formulation
Basing beliefs on
Facts and information
That’s my ideal
That’s my expectation
That’s my viewpoint
That’s my population
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Open Door Policy Logan, Utah
A little project out of Logan, Utah. Hoping to inspire everyone to "be kind."
Keys: Jules
Guitar: Nette
Drums: David
Vocals: Casey
Bass: Casey
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