Lyrics to
Fight From The Inside

This version of Fight From The Inside was released by Queen in 1977.

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Hey you boy, think that you know what you’re doing
You think you’re gonna set things to rights
You’re just another picture on a teenage wall
You’re just another sucker ready for a fall

You gotta
Fight from the inside
Attack from the rear
Fight from the inside

You can’t win with your hands tied
Fight from the inside
Fight from the inside
Right down the line –

Hey you boy think that you know what you’re doing
You think that out in the streets is all free
You’re just another money-spinner tool
You’re just another fool

You gotta
Fight from the inside
Attack from the rear
Fight from the inside

You can’t win with your hands tied
Fight from the inside
Fight from the inside
Right down the line –

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The lyrics to Fight From The Inside are the words, verses and chorus for the song released by Queen in 1977. Elements of the lyrics to Fight From The Inside are both direct in meaning and also metaphorical with the real meanings of the song only known by Queen and any collaborating writers working on the lyrics for Fight From The Inside back when it was created.

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