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Try to understand There is no distance You can run No stoic mountains You could climb To harness gods within the sun So fret about your idle whims And give yourselves to my distractions To my propaganda proxy wars And post-truth imperfactions I don’t ask for your allegiance No robotic pledge of trust I simply augment every dissident And leave the cogs to rust In this machine there is no dream I do not oversee production of No show trial injustice served Without the laws I am above The spoils system you created In archaic words brittanic In the butchers venerated By your livestock market panic Then the walls to seal you off So no escapegoating the ****** Then suspicions are diverted Like a papist in your play list Now to bow before the master Whose ancestors were the slaves While I disown the private property Amassing in the graves And in a state of omnipresent Fear, unending terror reigns Welcome to the revolution All you’ve left to lose, your chains
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Jun 6, 2018
Jun 6, 2018 at 2:01 AM UTC
The Ghost of Stalingrad
Try to understand There is no distance You can run No stoic mountains You could climb To harness gods within the sun So fret about your idle whims And give yourselves to my distractions To my propaganda proxy wars And post-truth imperfactions I don’t ask for your allegiance No robotic pledge of trust I simply augment every dissident And leave the cogs to rust In this machine there is no dream I do not oversee production of No show trial injustice served Without the laws I am above The spoils system you created In archaic words brittanic In the butchers venerated By your livestock market panic Then the walls to seal you off So no escapegoating the ****** Then suspicions are diverted Like a papist in your play list Now to bow before the master Whose ancestors were the slaves While I disown the private property Amassing in the graves And in a state of omnipresent Fear, unending terror reigns Welcome to the revolution All you’ve left to lose, your chains
michael-marchese
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Jun 6, 2018
Jun 6, 2018 at 2:01 AM UTC
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