Justice

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Justice by ‘Les Paul’s’ (The Paul’s) is from the album Time To Get Real
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The track Justice is available to download on Bandcamp HERE
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The album Time To Get Real is available to download at all good download stores HERE and on Bandcamp HERE
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Watch the Time To Get Real song samples video on YouTube HERE
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You can read the just published Review Indie music magazine’s Time To Get Real album review HERE
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Justice shifts the album’s focus toward systemic hypocrisy. The track exposes how wealth and power bend the law while the poor, ethnic minorities, and indigenous populations bear the cost. Referencing dark historical compromises, the song questions whether institutional fairness has ever truly existed, yet it resists total cynicism, closing instead as a call to keep resisting and keep fighting for fundamental rights.
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All of our ‘Les Paul’s’ (The Paul’s) songs are created through traditional recording with real instruments, supported by MIDI instruments for arrangement and production. Everything is produced in Logic Pro 12, and we do not incorporate any AI‑generated audio services.
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Justice lyrics
You speak the word ‘Justice’ like it’s more than a word
Well, it’s a word that the downtrodden and poor have rarely heard

You say that ‘Justice for all’ is inscribed on the wall for all to see
It’s for the rich and powerful to read, definitely
As they get themselves a lawyer, the best that money can buy
As the poor, denied rich-mans justice, stand outside and cry

If you’re not ‘one of the boys’ or are in the fraternity
With a secret handshake learnt at university
You’ve no chance against the system
Will always be the poor losing victim

Does real justice exist?
Tell me?

And all that discrimination
Practised by the governments of the nations
Against different religions, coloured and ethnic minorities
The world’s indifference lets them continue with impunity

Thousands of nazi’s escaped the noose
Some were invited to America to be used
To build rockets to go to the moon
Ignoring the cries of the 6 million sent by them to their doom

America built on stolen Indian land
They make all the laws you understand
You give them a patch of land on which to stay
And erode their pride and hope everyday

Does real justice exist?
Tell me, oh tell me
Where does real justice exist?

Justice for all just does not exist
Though the fight for it must persist
Never give up and let them win
Don’t accept it and take it on the chin
Fight for your rights with all you’ve got
All those fallen civil rights heroes will not be forgot

I’ll always be on the outside looking in
And what I often see makes my head spin
But I’ll keep standing up after every time I fall
Although sometimes it feels like your banging your head against that wall

Does real justice exist?
Tell me, oh tell me
Where does real justice exist?

I’ll always be on the outside looking in
And what I often see makes my head spin
But I’ll keep standing up after every time I fall
Although sometimes it feels like your banging your head against that wall

Now tell, oh tell me
Does real justice exist?
Now tell, oh tell me
Where does real justice exist?
Tell, tell me, Justice
Where does real justice exist?
Where does real justice exist?

Music composed and performed by Paul Odiase BMI No. 1252265 (Switzerland)
Song lyrics by Paul Robert Thomas PRS No. 497904008 (London)
PRS Tunecode: 067752UC
Audiosparx Catalog ID: 1443450 ISRC: US5UL2671800