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Bad Religion ~ Tomorrow


Every day we profit so leaning toward the great unknown asking how it pertains to tomorrow aim for places we've not been trample paths that go between yesterdays foundations and tomorrow it's the way they say it's got to be we spear ahead and forge our destiny who do they represent? who do you belive? make a sound decision for others to heed try to set a faster pace try to build a master race one that will make a contribution to tomorrow it's the way they say it's got to be we put aside our fears and make history the clothes are in the dryer and the writing is on the wall we're trying everything we can to stop this fall evryday we profit so leaning toward the great unknown more free lyrics

Every day we profit so
leaning toward the great unknown
asking how it pertains to tomorrow
aim for places we've not been
trample paths that go between
yesterdays foundations and tomorrow
it's the way they say it's got to be
we spear ahead and forge our destiny
who do they represent?
who do you belive?
make a sound decision for others to heed
try to set a faster pace
try to build a master race
one that will make a contribution to tomorrow
it's the way they say it's got to be
we put aside our fears and make history
the clothes are in the dryer and the writing is on the wall
we're trying everything we can to stop this fall
evryday we profit so
leaning toward the great unknown

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