Remy: Students United!
Collegians everywhere are asking tough questions: Why is our tuition so high? Where are our jobs? Can't you see your words hurt me, you dumb piece of sh*t?
College students across the country are uniting to ask difficult questions, including "Why is our tuition so high?," "Why won't anyone hire us?," and "Can't you see your words hurt me, you dumb piece of shit?"
About 2 minutes.
Written and performed by Remy. Video and graphics by Austin Bragg. Music tracks by Ben Karlstrom.
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LYRICS:
We're the students united and nothing can tamp us!
We're taking our message to all parts of campus!
The administration's who we're trying to find
We want to know why our tuition's so high!
So we check the yoga studio–they're not there
The coffee shop, ice cream machine, everywhere
The sauna, the climbing wall, pool, the high dive
We want to know why our tuition's so high!
We're the students united, we won't be divided
We'll get what we want oh and don't try to fight it
Our SAT / ACT scores are sublime
But there still are some answers we struggle to find
We're protesting privilege, we're marching the streets
With the golf and the dance and equestrian teams
We need a safe space from the intolerant
Can't you see your words hurt me you dumb piece of shit?
We're the students united, we won't be divided
We'll get what we want oh and don't try to fight it
Our SAT / ACT scores are sublime
But there still are some answers we struggle to find
We're chanting with vigor, we're chanting with rage
We won't accept less than a good living wage
At a job interview we told them how we felt
But the last thing we heard they went with someone else
We're the students united, we won't be divided
We'll get what we want oh and don't try to fight it
Our SAT / ACT scores are sublime
But there still are some answers we struggle to find
Yes there still are some answers we struggle to find