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Modern Day Life
03:52
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It’s our own idea of life
What we see and what we hear (WHAT WE SEE)
Is it real, is it unreal
Dreaming and hoping for better days to come
A clear view against the economy,
Money’s been printed in exchange for our souls
It’s our own idea of life
What we see and what we hear (WHAT WE SEE)
Is it real, is it unreal
Dreaming and hoping for better days to come
It’s our own idea of life,
They refuse to listen to those words
Fake is the reality
Wrong is similar to right, this is modern day life!
It’s our own idea of life
What we see and what we hear (WHAT WE SEE)
Is it real, is it unreal
Dreaming and hoping for better days to come
It’s our own idea of life
What we see and what we hear
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Legacy
04:13
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Is this the world they left for us,
We’re forced to live in
A legacy of inconcivable debt
The private monetary sector,
Just a playground for egotistical imbiciles
Our legacy of disgust
Our legacy of debt
A future unknown
A future of death
Living your lives in a castle of broken glass
Unaware that your unsinkable ship is sinking
If just for a second make use of rational thinking
WE WILL NEVER SURRENDER WE WILL NEVER GIVE UP
WE WILL NEVER SURRENDER WE WILL NEVER STOP
We’re all disposable products in their eyes
Our lives fabricated according to their lies
We’re all disposable incomes in their eyes
For their ungodfull greed... we’ll pay with out lives!
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Perfect Stranger
03:11
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A reason to come home again
Is all we need and hope to get
So love the life you live
And live the life you love
Cause everyone will find
That reason to come home again
We shout it from the rooftops
You smile, I smile
These words straight from the heart
You smile, I smile
When a perfect stranger,
Becomes so much more than just a friend
Forget the misery of your daily life
There is someone waiting for you
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Tyrants
04:32
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A man can do what he wants
Except for what he wants
We must be slaves to the law
If we want to be free
Our freedom is worth more
Than what money can buy
Our lives are not for sale
Modern day tyrants live life like they’re gods
A man can do what he wants
Except for what he wants
We must be slaves to the law
If we want to be free
Piece by piece we’ll tear their schemes apart
Until they are left in ruins
Their sorry excuses will not save them now
WE WILL RECLAIM
EVERYTHING THEY TOOK FROM US
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The Voiceless
04:21
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This is the time for change
We can’t live like this anymore
Together we stand strong
All for one and one for all
We are the voice of the voiceless
We stand strong
We will never be silenced
You only care about yourself and your profits
But we will leave no man behind
We pray for things to get better
But they only seem to get worse
We try to build towards a better world
We are the lost and the broken
Save your breath, we are done with your lies
Everyone has the right to be heard
We are the used and the victims
We are the youthfull revolt
The voice of the voiceless
Our lives are sold for more profit to be made
Save your breath, we are done with your lies
We’ll pin you down, and cut your fucking tongue
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Five friends playing metalcore.
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