The Crucifix And The Flag
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The Crucifix And The Flag
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The crucifix and the flag are both the fucking same
They both represent dominance and control
Arrogant symbols displayed high about our heads
A constant reminder that you are being controlled
If the government is to be stopped the church must also be
abolished
Religion and government are both the fucking same
They both are dominance and control
Arrogant dictators that keep your fears fed
A cnstant reminder that you are being controlled
If the government is to be stopped the church also must be
abolished
The crucifix and the flag
Are both to fucking blame
For the streets stained red
Arrogant symbols displayed high above our head
A constant reminder that you are dead
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