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Bloody Teddy [Rough Mix]
02:00
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Hill of Hope [Rough Mix]
06:06
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Strength [Rough Mix]
06:16
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When will you realize
That we are being owned?
It seems you believe the lies
That one day you'll be your own
No, that chance won't come to you
So, perpetuate untruths
It seems that you listen on
Each time makes more sense to you
So you lean with your fists upon
The oppressed that oppress you
This enlightened age will go
Kiss dark ages as your own
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Reptilians [Rough Mix]
04:33
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How do you feel?
Slaves of the US
To know we've raped your mother?
And how's do you feel?
We've made your bastard brother
Planting seeds for our control
Now you'll kneel
With him on the throne
Pretending he's one of you
Now we'll steal
We've taken all of your wealth
In an underhanded coup
We will go
Where we please
Buying official consent
And if you don't
bow down before us
We'll overthrow your government
Set you up
As a puppet state
To serve the needs of our greedy
We'll starve you
Into submission
Democracy for the needy
Guilt ridden should be
Our whole society
But our divisions
Feed our ignorance
7 billion people
Asleep at the wheel
Greed driven countries
Greedy but not hungry
So tell us slaves
Will you bow before us
And offer economic control
Give us
Everything that we ask
Even sell us your soul?
So tell us slaves
Will you now wake us
From slumbers in our desire
Remove
Illusions from our eyes
Before we burn in hellfire
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8. |
Stamped (Rough Mix)
03:34
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