[ti:No Champagne Socialist]
[ar:Arkells]
[al:Jackson Square]
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[00:36.10]Let the record show
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[00:38.91]It's 1964  in the city of New York
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[00:47.57]Take the train to Queens
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[00:50.41]Meet a Jewish family
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[00:53.21]He's the youngest one of three
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[00:58.97]His brothers have left home
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[01:02.06]He's on the same road
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[01:04.62]Just credits shy of a diploma
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[01:10.39]But he wants to represent
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[01:13.43]The struggling-with-rent
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[01:16.30]But he can't live on both sides of the fence
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[01:21.03]So he continues to insist that he's no champagne socialist
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[01:50.70]He's not coming back
[01:53.53]After studying the facts
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[01:56.44]He knows of all the problems of the past
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[02:02.09]But he's quick to concede
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[02:04.95]That in order to proceed
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[02:08.03]We can't just keep on preaching what we need
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[02:13.54]To become a working man
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[02:16.28]Is to live and work with them
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[02:19.55]This is something you can't pretend
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[02:24.27]So he continues to insist that he's no champagne socialist
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[02:50.53](That he's no champagne socialist)