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Children Of The Night
01:45
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A bullet in your head just doesn’t feel the same
When you’ve got no brains
Proud boys dig a grave
Take pride in your new found home
Follow your leader Right to your grave
Take off your masks don’t be afraid
Come for us and we’ll come for you
Nazi punks are fucking through
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3. |
Daydream Lobotomy
02:07
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In the graveyard where I sleep
As I wait to be beneath
I wait for you
To come and take me too
Please give me a lobotomy
She sinks her teeth into my neck
And takes me down below
My eyes roll back in my head
To another life we go
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What’s Left For Me?
02:04
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Death on the streets
Death on tv
What’s left for me?
They’re killing us off
And they’re getting away
And they’re hiding behind a badge
While we kill ourselves
By the pound
And they’re shooting up the schools
They think they’re so cool
Cos they see it on tv
Cos they see it on the streets
Tell me what’s left for you and me?
Death on the streets
Death on tv
What’s left for me?
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5. |
TERF Killer
02:55
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Mind your fucking business
Let me live my life
You’re no one above me
You’ll be below my knife
Freedom of your speech
Won’t save you from my wrath
Fuck around + find out
It’s basic fucking math
Fucking TERFs
Stay off our turf
TERF killer
My gender is my choice
Fuck your hateful voice
We have the right to choose
This war you’ll fucking lose
As dead as Abbot’s legs
For mercy you will beg
The time for peace is gone
We’ve been here for too long
And if an eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind
You’ll never fucking see me again
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