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World Stands Aflame
02:57
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World Stands Aflame
In the new world, there are no sick
No poor or needing, Tell me what’s the trick
Stones to gold, Disease to health
Slavery to freedom and poverty to wealth
Rich arefeasting, on the flesh of the poor
Creating illusions that we all get more
Selling a dream, in fancy wrapper
Containing nothing but death and disaster
Privatization, the wheels keep on turning
Welfare lines grow and the suburbs are burning
With hate and disgust of a world that’s not ours
With fists in the air the youth shall cry out
See us
Hear us
Feel us
Be us
All that they gave, were empty promises of a choice that is free
Based on the lie that we all have equal opportunities
All is fallen, Lost in your games
We all stand by while the world stands aflame
World stands aflame
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Distress Signal
03:33
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Distress Signal
No
More
Hope
No
More
Life
Destructive paths, low on hope
Low on cash and high on dope
Can you not hear, the cry for help
The cry of fear, the leap of faith
Careless, Silent, Stupid, Blind.
These words define mankind
Digging our six foot graves
No more hope for the human race
No
Hope
No more hope for a brighter sky
Black
Heartless
Just another day goes on by
A
World
Turning round in dismal
Can't
You
Hear the distress signal
No one knows, No one cares
No one rarely ever dares
To take that fucking blindfold off
And see the world in all it's rot
To question why, we chose to live
Always take and never give
'Til all is gone, without a trace
No More Hope For The Human Race
Can't
You
Hear
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From Soil Gothenburg, Sweden
From Soil is a band hailing from Gothenburg. They play metal infused hardcore.
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