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Biohazard ~ Blue Blood


Born at the bottom Struggle to find a way You can feel the power It's growing every day Fight for a change, Can't wait until tomorrow Make a difference on this day and al the rest will follow CHORUS:Blue blood Working class survives Don't forget your liberty Blue Blood Working class survived That's how we came to be Blue blood working class survives Don't forget your liberty Chains must be broken if ever to be free Blue collar workers screaming 'Liberty' Respect, pride and honor is what we want to see Tall proud working class from sea to shining sea Seeds are sown, within own, We shall not digress Cries of justice can't be suppressed Across the land the wheels are now in motion Calloussed hands create a just commotion It shouldn't be a working class surpressed We would rise above with strength to contest Our homeland will shine to that I will attest With blue collar pride We'll show that America is the best CHORUS The fathers of this nation laid the foundation Working man's sweat is what built this nation Winds of change rearrange when all is said and done We will forge ahead the battle will be won! Working class will rise above, standing tall and proud Working class above - Blue blood Working class will rise above we will not forget Working class above - Blue blood Working class will rise above standing tall and proud Working class above - Blue Blood more free lyrics

Born at the bottom
Struggle to find a way
You can feel the power
It's growing every day
Fight for a change,
Can't wait until tomorrow
Make a difference on this day
and al the rest will follow

CHORUS:Blue blood
Working class survives
Don't forget your liberty
Blue Blood
Working class survived
That's how we came to be
Blue blood
working class survives
Don't forget your liberty

Chains must be broken if ever to be free
Blue collar workers screaming 'Liberty'
Respect, pride and honor
is what we want to see
Tall proud working class
from sea to shining sea

Seeds are sown, within own,
We shall not digress
Cries of justice can't be suppressed
Across the land the wheels are now in motion
Calloussed hands create a just commotion

It shouldn't be
a working class surpressed
We would rise above
with strength to contest
Our homeland will shine
to that I will attest
With blue collar pride
We'll show that America is the best

CHORUS

The fathers of this nation
laid the foundation
Working man's sweat
is what built this nation
Winds of change rearrange
when all is said and done
We will forge ahead
the battle will be won!

Working class will rise above,
standing tall and proud
Working class above - Blue blood
Working class will rise above
we will not forget
Working class above - Blue blood
Working class will rise above
standing tall and proud
Working class above - Blue Blood

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