1. |
1-Trap
01:49
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See the rage, trought your eyes
And so much hate to keep it alive
How can you reach the relief?
And rest in peace
There's no turning back
I've got to face the fact, our road is a trap
See what you've done to the world
So much that it is almost gone
Listen to me just this time
Wake up for life
There's no turning back
I've got to face the fact, our road is a trap
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2. |
2-Stand up and fight
01:39
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You do what you think is the best
You do what might cost you the less
Scream and control where the fuck is your soul?
Lost in the goverment, you have no balls at all
Stand up and fight against!
Stand up and fight against!
You do nothing to help,
You do make our lives living hell
Scream and control where the fuck is your soul?
Lost in the goverment, you have no balls at all
Stand up and fight against!
Stand up and fight against!
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