1. |
Abortion Fees
03:17
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Another partisan war ship
The red comes to abort the blue
I'll hold you both by the balls
Fight for nothing but argue everything
Turn the corruption, rot and crumble
Fight for nothing but the paper that feeds you
Argues get us nowhere but dead
Leave your lie holding tongue
Mongers, bureauocrats and overprivileged
Fight for nothing but argue everything
If we're truly free, why the fees?
Fight for nothing but the paper that feeds you
Burn it down! Burn it down!
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2. |
Burden of Dreams
05:48
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Take
Your
Words back
What you said
Tell me it's still fate
Cut it
Shoot it
You told me you were done with this shit
Broken euphoric light has bled me
Dry and empty wasted vessel
As we part from my mind
As you see from my mind
You'd never see
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3. |
Pariah
06:03
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Outlandish
Feel the shame
Redeeming plight
Give it away
Take it away
Take all
Cast Away
Stone and pill
Pariah
All of me
Mamed and named
Burn your fame
Turn your back
Lay down your crown of defecation
Superior to no one, not us
You play the role of God like a child
Castle of tyranny crashing down
Devil
Save Me
Outright
Slaughter
Sanctions
Castrate
Leave Me
Broken
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4. |
Run Through the Jungle
05:54
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5. |
Stigma
04:43
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Pass the way
Torches of baring
Cries of crime
Sources Fray
Prison line
Like what you're learning
Educate
Crawl in Vain
Wake up every morning
Waste your fucking life away
Same shit will come tomorrow
Boots on you fucking slave
Be proud of what you work for
Another worthless slave
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