1. |
Run For Your Life
01:19
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the soldiers are coming, there is no place to hide
your houses are burning, there is no turning back
run for your life
chased down the streets you once called your home
stop for a second and you will be shot
run for your life
there is no way for you to out run a tank
your life is over, you come to understand
run for your life
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2. |
Scared Of What's To Come
01:38
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are you afraid of when we will get short of water?
when the ecosystem is completely dead?
you are the ones to blame for this disaster
you are the ones to blame for this mess
die!
are you afraid of when the air so so polluted
that you can‘t breathe anymore?
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3. |
Better Off Extinct
01:45
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greed and fear rule the human race
no solution but extinction
we‘re fucked
personal gain the only goal
don‘t care who dies in the process
we‘re fucked
capital as the curse of humanity
a world diyng for the needs of the needless
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4. |
Bomb The Innocent
01:04
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all that‘s left of this beautiful city
is ash, fire and misery
death, pain and destruction
war has taken these people‘s life‘s
a city full of innocents, bomb it to the ground
let‘s see how many bystanders we can kill this time around
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5. |
Deformed By War
01:07
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child, mutiltated
deformed by war
kill me
parents, buried under the ashes of their house
kill me
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Disclone Vienna, Austria
D-Beat Raw Punk!
Noise Not Music!
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