What kind of broken system is this?

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“I’ve lost my faith in this broken system,”
what a powerful line. I am sure you clicked on this because you were intrigued. I can already hear whispers as I write this. It is from a song by ONE OK ROCK called “Renegades.” Go ahead and listen to it.
"But if we cry, is there anyone listening?"
Let me know.
“For all of the lies and the burden they put on us and all of that times they told us to, just because”
Go listen.
"We got a fight for our rights and the things that we love now."
From this slave of a broken system, hello, please check out ONE OK ROCK. An incredible band. Taka's voice, wow. And before I face the fire again, here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n5bpeh5NNg

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