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Eat 'Em All Mr. Vulture
02:18
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Welcoming you, Mr. Vulture!
Feast on all those corpses
and all our neighbours!
Don't you smell those ashes?
It's the burnt down Telco's
all those spammers
shark lenders
and mindless people...
Leave us more flesh of (those) business shits
Now let us eat it and let us drink it
Thieving privacy and shitting with rights
Ripping asses with all those ads
Chaining dumb necks killing innocents
30 miles (of) debts, bills and craps
More privatized, more organized
You shall taste the shit which came out from my ass!
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Burning Brains
01:42
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Ran out of ideas now
I'm in idle mode
There's something in my brain
So there goes all my filthy thinking
Let's buy a submarine
Let's buy a helicopter
Let's bomb this bloody hell
Come on, let's go to war
Now wait (for) the orders and ready to die...
We've fought against each other
We have family back there
The president sits down and laugh...
They said it's country
They said (that) we need to be proud
"Protect our bloody land"
Smash these freaking borders
No more bloody murders
It's autonomy!
and it's all in our hands
Go tell everyone now
We hold the power now
and together we can make a change!
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