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Group of women sing a song in a church About the broken system where they live Corruption there leaves them in the lurch Electoral fraud they can't forgive Pussy Riot have a right to protest Pussy Riot shouldn't face arrest Pussy Riot should not be in prison Your government has our derision Putin clings to power, autocracy President despite the vote against Media write with hypocrisy Dissidents want the truth dispensed Pussy Riot it's not a crime Pussy Riot we'll write a rhyme Pussy Riot what you did Putins' autocracy, to get rid They have a government and ruling class Don't care about the ordinary people Inequalities that are hard to surpass Someone has to preach below the steeple Pussy Riot have a right to protest Pussy Riot shouldn't face arrest Pussy Riot should not be in prison Your government has our derision Taken to a kangaroo court Where freedom could never be bought The Riot women sit and listen On their chains the lights glisten The Kremlin writes a long judgement A guilty verdict cast in cement Two years in a harsh labour camp For singing a song on an alter ramp Pussy Riot it's not a crime Pussy Riot we'll write a rhyme Pussy Riot what you did Putins' autocracy, to get rid We'll not forget you do not worry Putin wants you dead and buried We'll remember this miscarriage of justice Continue to fight this act of malice Pussy Riot have a right to protest Pussy Riot shouldn't face arrest Pussy Riot should not be in prison Your government has our derision

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A 2012 5090 song. It was played at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor on September 18, 2014 right before a Pussy Riot event (and we were given credit by the Moderator)

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released September 18, 2014

Lyrics by Suzanne Dyson, Music by Phil McMillion

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