Rustmonster
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Rustmonster
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Who brought up the idea of being an individual?
Why should you have a right to freedom?
Every man is the architect of his own future. What a lie.
Modern megalomania prevents the real riddance.
All liberation depends on the awareness of thralldom.
Those necessities demanded by freedom discharge the supression.
The free choice of masters does not abolish the slaves.
Someday you'll wake up in an average life,
monotonous and bored to death.
Is this the fortune you have fighten your whole lifetime for?
You made yourself a slave in order to be a master.
When you lie on your deathbed,
It's too late to shut the barn door
After the horse has bolted.
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Baal performs "Rustmonster", and this lyric page sits inside the Baal catalog on LyroVerse.
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