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Iron fist
03:46
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master plan has played it's cards
in front of our eyes
iron fist of those who impose
their right to rule
fall as victims of not paying attention
fall for givin' in to useless distractions
theories of '84 are no more
laughing stock
bit by bit they are moving up
to enslave us all
grip of madness tightens
as you sustain their bloodline greed
adding oil to fire
playing game you cannot win
grassping at the last straw
our final hour accepts fall
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2. |
The rats of Hamelin
03:10
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sit tight and absorb the lies
sit tight and surrender your minds
countless channels
freedom of choice
no need for experience
we deliver the world
controling news
to form your opinion
never question
the truth being told
total assault
with industry brands
likings mistaken
for personality
cheap entertainment
always does the trick
jump to the rhythm
of the dumbdown beat
follow pied piper into the river
drown yourself in ignorance
red pill or blue pill
drown yourself in ignorance
red pill or blue pill
wake yourself to reality
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dispro Split, Croatia
ske - vocals
chmite - guitar
jere - bass
kosic - drums
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