Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cenobita
Canonical path: /cenobita/slaves
Related lyric paths: 6
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Slaves
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Slaves
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Time, money, duty, interest
Smile, faking joy, absurd
Stress, pressure, skill, frustrate
Final reason time is money.
Day spent under walls
Master calling for service
Servants, obey and respect
Social learning put to test.
Slaves to consumers fate
Chains capturing freedom
Slaves of financial state
Empty minds, tortured existence
Fight for your rights
And survive oppression
Breaking the lines
Scheduled exploitaiton
Build and create
Retain mind control
Blindfolded eyes
Join counter reaction
Daylight, shining will
Waiting chains and whips
Rush, in line, appropiate
Vanishing, fractured minds
Dearest foolish promises
Breathing clock elapse
Time is money again
Social status, paper money
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Cenobita performs "Slaves", and this lyric page sits inside the Cenobita catalog on LyroVerse.
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