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Here are some people | Here are some people | ||
Being themselves | Being themselves | ||
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Of Oregon | Of Oregon | ||
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Revision as of 20:09, 28 February 2023
Lyrics
Here are some people Being themselves As individualities Bodies, relations, thoughts And capacities Over which They must exercise rights
The gentleman’s utility Of right non-alienability Remains and retains The right to alienability — Salesmanship
… Here and there are some People being themselves And conflicts can arise When these rights Are reflected In unequal abilities Or proprietorial powers For the exercise
The gentlemanly utility Is the one form Of equality For death defying Autoiconographers
Here are some people Being themselves Is the exercise Of half-wit actors — Proprietorial cultural Disfunctions And the exercise of rights thereto Remains a condition
For the commnications menu Of authenticity
Here are some people As a limited edition
You might ignore The rational allure
Of Thomas Moore And his Bondsmen You can’t fool around With the social history Of Oregon