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ri·ot
/ˈrīət/
noun
noun: riot; plural noun: riots

1. a violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd.
"riots broke out in the capital"

2. an impressively large or varied display of something.
"the garden was a riot of color"

3. informal
a highly amusing or entertaining person or thing.
"everyone thought she was a riot"

verb
verb: riot; 3rd person present: riots; past tense: rioted;
past participle: rioted; gerund or present participle: rioting

1. take part in a violent public disturbance.
"the miners rioted"

If you feel so empty

So used up, so let down

If you feel so angry

So ripped off so stepped on

You're not the only one

Refusing to back down

You're not the only one

So get up

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Let's start a riot, a riot

Let's start a riot