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    Got to thank Jay-Z for this one.
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    He did a song about what he thought was destroying our rich musical culture.
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    But I don’t think it’s Autotune
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    It's something much worse…
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    Only rapper to be called a thief without stealing
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    Download an MP3 for free, these people hit the ceiling
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    I’m just a citizen that’s teaching you a lesson
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    for restricting my freedom of expression
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    How can ideas be possessions when they’re freely replicable?
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    Hence unapplicable property laws are reprehensible
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    Didn’t Jefferson express his opinion on the matter
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    when he said inventions shouldn’t be given a patent
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    What happened to that thinking
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    we’re stuck in a pattern where the people with everything
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    are keeping everything from us who haven’t
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    We want it back, look, fed up of adverts, left and right
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    begging me to buy til there’s nothing left of mine
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    to spend, never mind, who’s next in line to testify
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    that we need laws like these to protect our rights?
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    Medicine has never been something I’d ever deprive
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    especially when a life depends on it to survive
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    Yeah, it takes an incredible effort to develop them right
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    but putting wealth over health, I said it’s never been right
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    What will kill creativity?
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    If it’s not the overload of conveyor belt, manufactured ringtone pop
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    it must be amateur producers using uncleared samples to advance the legacy of the artists that inspire them
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    I’m just a citizen that’s teaching you a lesson
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    for restricting my freedom of expression
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    and I reckon if old blues themes hadn’t been used by Led Zeppelin
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    we wouldn’t ever have any heavy metal then
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    the history of music would have never even happened
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    and amusingly there wouldn’t even be a Metallica
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    to tell us that we should hang on the gallows of law
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    so we wouldn’t even need to have a Gallo Report
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    Oh and by the way the fricking Gallo’s support
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    is made of signatures which have been apparently forged
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    This shit is sinister, and cannot be allowed to enforce
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    so tell your ministers and MEPs of how it’s been brought about
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    Although you’ll probably get a shallow retort
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    because the lobbyists have got a grip around all their balls
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    If I was boss, I’d tell them get the Hell out the door
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    because I’ve had enough of corrupt crooks ramming through laws
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    What will kill creativity?
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    If it’s not the fact we can’t even download a song we’ve heard a thousand times on the radio, without being charged for the privilege
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    it must be the fans lovingly crafting mixtapes and mashups to share with like minded musical enthusiasts
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    I’m just a citizen that’s teaching you a lesson
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    for restricting my freedom of expression
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    Yes, and deep packet inspection?
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    Squeeze that up your rectum
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    If your postman did that to you you’d be having him sectioned
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    arrested for meddling in your private affairs
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    But it’s only online, right? so why should we care?
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    Because digital rights should be applicable
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    right here in real life, and we’re not criminals, right?
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    So this is just why we’ll never give up the fight
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    to be considered innocent until we kick up and die
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    Giving internet providers responsibility
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    for the whims of their subscribers infringes privacy
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    Before the internet, media was a rarity
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    but how do you expect it to keep its value without scarcity
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    And that’s what scares me, seeing their cons and schemes
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    to stop their creaking business model being obsolete
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    What a robbery they pull off so obviously
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    Don’t give a fuck who it affects as long as it’s not me
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    Well I’ll keep making copies
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    see if they can stop me
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    They’ll have to confiscate my PC and take it off me
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    See there’s no problem with taking my property for creating some lines of binary
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    blatant hypocrisy
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    Afraid to face the controversy relating to what we need
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    Making a profit off it or breaking monopolies
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    What will kill creativity?
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    If it’s not the stranglehold the record industry has over broadcasting media
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    meaning only the chosen few marketable marionettes get a sliver of the pie
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    while the rest fight for the stale crumbs on the floor…
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