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Crusades Of Today
00:38
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Fear never dies, it’s armed to the teeth.
Destroy superstructures until it crumbles to their feet.
Paint the world black and white,
Siphon you’re dollars for fractured lives.
Another tally for the dead and blind.
The worst tragedies aren’t always what they seem.
With what these corporate sponsors have led you to believe.
An endless tale, that tips the scale, another state designed to fail.
Just remember someone’s getting paid.
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Use Of Disorder
02:40
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A paradise lost, another dying breathe for sale.
Inventing the cause, servants of a desolate hell.
Behind the veil, manufacturing the cure and disease.
By their hands curtailed, by a shadowed empire built on greed.
Your actions carve like knives, that cut away the soul.
Until it’s under your skin and destroys everything you know.
Possessed by affliction, a prisoner to it’s hold.
Picking away fragments until you’re no longer whole.
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Never The Same
02:05
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Good people are dying in war zones everyday,
Due to more shootings it’s sad to say.
To live in a war zone was their only crime.
To be at the wrong place and there at the wrong time.
The madness is spreading like the foulest of disease.
The insidious rot, the suffering beg and plead.
The damage untold left in the wake.
A painful toll, a reality you can’t shake.
At the compulsion of shooters, untold lives are denied.
So many chaste in this way continue to die.
Unforgiving woulda, families never the same.
Without solutions to end the blood stains.
Spitfires of conflict stop feeding the flame.
The cost of these deaths aren’t seldom to pay.
While faceless corporations keep flooding the gates.
With a black box warning, a prescription, and you’re reshaped.
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Fallacy Of Opposition
03:11
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A generation of detachment, a heard of blank faces living in disconnect.
Shackles of dopamine, our own detriment.
Under their watch, we’re all suspects.
Symptoms of obscurity no warning side effects.
Arbitrary search and seizures that go unchecked.
Whole sale surveillance, imperial arrests.
A web of lies, unwelcomed fraudulence.
Systems of abuse without any consequence.
Imperil to privilege, your life up for collect.
To the highest bidder of defense contract checks.
Pale through your eyes, and you’re the subject.
It’s a fallacy, we’re locked in screens.
A controlled perception is you see.
Dissent is criminalized, valued partners by design.
Power doesn’t commit suicide.
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Fallout
02:47
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No Choice
00:27
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Once again the coin has been tossed if we fall back to the pretense,
that these monsters have our best interests.
Two wings to the same bird in a mare’s nest.
Politicians aren’t voted for change.
Counting down our demise, they’re only voted to keep things the same.
Sociopath tendencies, how can we breathe when democracy is a toxic that seams.
Until we’re asphyxiated, cold, and deceased.
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Lost In Imposition
03:54
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Fear is infectious, lost in imposition.
Sovereignty dies, subject to submission.
It’s not quarantine, it’s house arrest.
Only the wicked, hide their intent.
The long suffering they bring, it’s lunacy will be the death of you and me.
A lost history to fix their needs, for a cycled deceit.
You can see where catastrophe leads, it’s where manipulation bleeds.
It’s where the gate keepers seek.
To bring a passive society.
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Slaves Of Prejudice
03:23
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9. |
Indecorous(bonus)
02:52
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