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Little Fingers
04:29
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Armageddon ahead of us, we're all fucked
You take pride in your ignorant's,
like all the terrible things in history
that represents
You gladly take on the weight of that
Fried eyeballs from staring at screens,
so blank, half pissed, psyche of a pre-teen
You gladly take on the weight of that
The internal screaming has turned into white noise
The circle jerk has turned into a fist fight
Its just the same fascistic game,
but the rules aren't clearly stated
You gladly take on the weight of that
Unintelligible racist rantings, claim to be for the
"Common Man", well the "Common Man" don't
live in 1861 no more
Destroy are land, and kill are crops, remove access
to information, militarize the enforcers, arrested
the objectors
Proudly belittle the Female population, objectify,
dehumanized, system is compromised
Basic human rights are slowly stripped away,
equality, healthcare, and a working wage
You can only fuck so many before the people
start to turn, loyalty can't be bought, it has to be
earned
The internal screaming has turned into white noise
The circle jerk has turned into a fist fight
I see through the stupid shit you do
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Fallout
03:26
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