Wage Slaves
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Wage Slaves
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Come on!
Scathing attacks of time and torment
When we sleep walk our lives away these thieves
They've made our hearts break
So now I'm screaming
Attacks of heartless horror
At them their cash cant kill us all and
We have built we have (we have) built upon their dream to long
(Don't be their fucking slaves)
We live in exploitation
We have worked blind endless means they have turned our failure into what they need
So Break these shackles and take a stand we are the gears
We are the ones they fear take their crowns away
They won't take away my life
A slave no longer in my mind I
Break these shackles and take a stand to tell the world
(The revolt returns)
Break these shackles and take a stand to tell the world
Get up!
We live in exploitation
We have worked blind endless means
They have turned our failure into what they need
Take It back!
Take It back!
Take It back! (Take It back!)
Take It all back!
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