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Power Trip
02:28
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I won't cater towards you
Uniforming, taking orders, kneeling down for you
You will cover up the truth
Distorting all the frequencies not lining up to you
I'm not from here
But neither are you (x2)
You wanna come just to take it all
And insert your dominance above us all
Take our culture and take our pride
Coming here, it's our demise?
You want the truth?
It's getting loose
Otherwise
Open your eyes
You'll get the truth
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2. |
Killing Fields
03:00
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On the fields with so much pain
I can't escape it
Eating dirt, mud on my face
I can't escape it
There's nobody that knows my name
I can't rewrite it
Blood endorsed, and no one to blame
It gets ignored
(Instead) They blame your culture
Blaming your religion
Blaming your flag
Blaming your system
Blaming your past
Blaming your presence
Blaming your people
Blaming your perception
We get treated like fuckin' dirt
They blow us off (x2)
On the fields with so much pain
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