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P***i
01:23
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Putsi
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Human Resource
02:12
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I'm not a human resource
Just to be thrown into wars
Your propagandas are lies
I close my ears, shut my eyes
Do you remember those days?
When there were so many ways
Not to care and we dare
To make this world a better place
Now we're sitting in silence
Burying the values, watching the violence
And media acid poisoning minds
With faces of death of different kinds
Of children and women and this genocide
We don´t even care this is pure suicide
Our future is based on killing and dying
Who do you trust? Your politics are lying!
We sink in media wars
Of the political whores
These propagandas are lies
So close your ears, shut your eyes
Make believe
They make believe that we are ready to kill
And earning money of the blood people spill
You are the victim, angry poison they use
Can stop this madness when we´re holding the fuse
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No Destiny
01:28
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Have you ever stared into darkness?
On a lifelong sleepless night
Only wondering what have happened
And if yesterday was alright?
Then you realize people you trusted
Came out with a stab in your back
Their faces are covered and dusted
Now you loose the sight of your track
And hold on – raise your head
For now – all traitors are dead
So am I!
The demise is unpromted reaction
It's always harder than pain
All occasions are life long attractions
Spit it out and get rid of the strain
There’s no destiny in silence
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