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Song Released: 1973


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     Sep 25th, 2013 9:12pm report


    The song both states and implies police brutality

    Stated in verse one the police in NYC

    And implied in second verse as a ten year old would

    Not be shooting up , implying a bad cover up

    And later when he states you drove a needle through her heart implies the murder




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