1. |
AFTERMATH
02:04
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Only just dust and corpse
the filthy war destroyed world
million people die whitout reason
no more morning beauty just fire from the ruin
aftermath
so this, aftermath
they took everything from life
in the name of victory they kill everyone
the filthy war destroyed the world
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2. |
EAT YOUR NATIONALISM
03:49
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You call this your nation ?
you feel proud and better ?
heroism is dead
no more borders and nothing to be proud of
no more nationalism
no more heroism
no more hierarchism
no more and no more
What you are proud of this nation?
just lies and depravity
live in hypocrisy and madness
raped by a dumping fucking system
Eat your nationalism
Eat your shit
Felt to be the most correct race?
your reality is sad
we are all the same no difference
standing on behalf of human beings
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Dömesticrust Bandung, Indonesia
D-Beat nightmare
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