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Punishment Due
03:22
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you talked the talk
always runnin your mouth
but just know all this time i had my doubts
when i put you on a pedestal
you only put me through pain
you know nothing of loyalty
so now i'll let you sink deeper
let you drown in your betrayl
you know nothing of loyalty
so keep talkin your talk
and keep runnin your mouth
but just know all this time i had my doubts
and all the trust i gave
all my confidence
i could never take back what you stole from me
just remember the times i was let down
through and through
your punishment's due
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promised deliverance but you showered me in lies
you taught me about god and how we're all equal in his eyes
told me to bow down and accept this as truth
and you thought that i'd stay when i got to the root of it
i don't live for anyone
i won't follow blindly
a forcefed lie
your reason for evil
unrivaled hatred from your fuckin leaders
a man-made god
your reason for evil
unrivaled hatred from your fuckin saviors
look at your lives, look at this hatred
there's this fire that burns inside
but your light will burn out
you can stare blindly to the sky
in hopes of salvation
but there's nothing to save you
so take your final breath
no god, no master, no one to hold
no god, no savior, just hell on earth
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3. |
Born Enslaved
05:51
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pull the flag over my head so my eyes can't see
we were forced from day one to sing 'my country 'tis of thee'
and everything we stood for
is now enslaving you and me
everything we fought for
this country, it ain't free
human lives are bought and sold every day
and our mouths are sewn shut so corporate thugs can have their way
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Meadowbrook Records New York, New York
Long Island, New York
Meadowbrook Records, Inc.
2010-2013
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