Destroy What Destroys You
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Destroy What Destroys You
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Johnny's pissed of at the institute of social oppression
He's had enough & he can't take no more
Johnny's so tired of being held down by the system
The rich get rich and the poor stay poor
Johnny bought a cookbook
And he locked himself inside his bedroom
Now he's got a back full of pipebombs
Johnny took a gasp as he sliped on his ski-mask
Now he's in the bank and he's singing this song
I won't be another content slave
That you opress because i crave
For the annihilation of your existance
Feel my hate feel my resistance
And the system has brought to its knees
Then i heard him scream...
Destroy what destroys you
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