Fwm
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Fwm
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Dammit! I said I was alright!
You ain't seen the last of me yet
I'll live to spread the discontent
To the yellow man and the darkest she
Wake up to the new minority
Sticks and stones of broken homes
And weapons made in welfare states
Think about the hatred brother
Mississippi
Peace tomorrow
Hell today
Peace tomorrow
Hell to pay
You ain't seen the last of me yet
I'll live to see her smash your head
Rip your organs up in knots
To rule the functions you ain't got
Own your bodies
Destroy your image
Rape your brothers
Slaughter others
Sister realize your destination is revenge
Peace tomorrow
Hell today
Peace tomorrow
Hell to pay
Whitey builds her golden cages
Starves her senses
Beats her senseless
Porno bibles
Sex is violent
Keep her quiet
One more diet
Fucking white man
Whitey happy
Building ghettos
Nine to five
Kill off black minds
Packaged slavery
Addict babies
Cross on fire
Would Jesus mind
Fucking white man
Peace tomorrow
Hell to pay!
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