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Change the Name
02:31
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Well I am a Virginian with my woman by my side
Got a rocket in my pocket and a lot of civic pride
Been hearing lots of crying bout my beloved football team
Trying to take away the promise of the Redskin nation’s dream
Goddamn I pay my taxes and I always go to work
Getting sick and tired of hearing from these multi culti jerks
Don’t you understand tradition and the spirit of this game?
Just because I’m not an indian don’t mean I’m the the one to blame
Do you think they’ll change the name?
Do you think they’ll change the name?
Don’t you mess with our Skins some things got to stay the same
It’s time to take a stand for the everyone across the land
You can take away our freedom but don’t take away our brand
We traded all our draft picks to bring on RG3
Even when the pundits all seemed to disagree
And Snyder hired Gruden and brought D-JAX here to shine
Let’s take it back to the glory of Jacoby on the line
You threw away our patents, took our trademarks away
You aint giving back that land it’s the fans that gotta pay
If you really want to set things straight then come and take my hand
Lift up your voice, and shout it: restitution across the land!!!! (hot damn)
Do you think they’ll change the name?
Do you think they’ll change the name?
Don’t you mess with our Skins some things got to stay the same
It’s time to take a stand for the everyone across the land
You can take away our freedom but don’t let the cowboys beat em
You can take away our freedom but don’t take away our brand
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Marino is a Bust
02:18
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Ron Revog New York, New York
Drawing from a classic rock sound influenced by the zeitgeist of modern technology and contemporary events, Ron Revog has been creating albums via FTP since 1997. The brainchild of Marc Fernandez and Lawrence Schwartz, featuring longtime contributors Daniel Mylotte, Sam Retzer, and Taylor Haskins. ... more
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