Chuck Ragan - Camaraderie of the commons

^CTook a gander at the stars above ^Amme, ^Fclosed my eyes and took a breath for ^Gfree. ^CNever understood the nature of ^Ammadness, the ^Ftragedy of the common so they ^Gsay.

^FAre we not the ones that ^Gmanifest our ^Cdestiny? ^FAre we not the ones to ^Gspill blood in the ^Amstreet? ^FAre we not the ones that e^Gat our young, ^Cdestroy the ^Gland and ^Amsea, then ^Fcry for help when all is said and ^Gdone?

^CI could never gague a world around^Am me, I could ^Fbarely scale the wall that we've ^Gbuilt. I ^Cshy away from hate, or at ^Amleast I like to say. But ^FArn't all men capable of ^Gevil?

^FAre we not the ones that ^Gmanifest our ^Cdestiny? ^FAre we not the ones to ^Gspill blood in the ^Amstreet? ^FAre we not the ones that e^Gat our young, ^Cdestroy the ^Gland and ^Amsea, then ^Fcry for help when all is said and ^Gdone? Yeah ^Fcry for help when all is said and ^Amdone.

^C"Well is there such a thing as ^Amrevolutions?" Said the ^Fwax, collecting dust on the ^Gshelves. Let's ^Cmake a mockery of the ^Amtragedy we sell, ^FCamaraderie of the commons must be ^Gheld.

^FShall we be the ones that ^Gmanifest our ^Cdestiny? ^FShall we be the ones that ^Gclean up all our ^Amstreets? ^FShall we be the ones that ^Gcare for young, and ^Cnurture ^Gland and ^Amsea, and ^Flive and die for camarad^Gerie? Yeah ^Flive and die ^Gfor camara^Cderie.