Levellers - Levelling The Land (Remastered Version)

Liberty Song - Remastered Version

There's one too many, two too many holes
Getting bigger in the garden wall
And the people looking in are getting busy, getting bad
Trying to suss it all
They're trying to get to me, to take my liberty

Got to o, go, go on, get out of here,'cause
This means nothing to me
The way we were is the way I want to be

They're sending in the elite, complete with guns
To advertise the way to go
Faxing through the fax to make it clear
That they're the ones who know
They; re trying to get to me, to take my liberty

Got to o, go, go on, get out of here,'cause
This means nothing to me
The way we were is the way I want to be



Credits
Writer(s): Mark Chadwick, Charles Kenton Heather, Jeremy Cunningham, Simon Friend, Jonathan Sevink, Alan Miles
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Other Album Tracks

  1. One Way - Remastered Version
  2. The Game - Remastered Version
  3. 15 Years - Remastered Version
  4. The Boatman - Remastered Version
  5. Liberty Song - Remastered Version
  6. Far From Home - Remastered Version
  7. Sell Out - Remastered Version
  8. Another Man's Cause - Remastered Version
  9. The Road - Remastered Version
  10. The Riverflow - Remastered Version

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Altri album

  1. Live At The Dolce Vita '91
  2. Together All The Way
  3. Down By The River 'O'
  4. The Lockdown Sessions
  5. Peace (Bonus Disc Version)
  6. Peace
  7. Generation Fear
  8. Glastonbury '92
  9. Calling Out
  10. Food Roof Family

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