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Artist: Corpus Vile
Canonical path: /corpus-vile/maximum-control
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Maximum Control
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Maximum Control
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Maximum Control
They've got you under control
And working like a machine
No signs of disorder now they rule again
By maximum control
They monitor your every move
You're in a cell 23 hours a day
Prisoners of society and their laws
Now you're a prisoner of yourself
They've got you under their total
Physical control
But it's up to you to try and save your mind
Cause you know you don't deserve
To be in such an awful place
You should never let them see you
As they hope you are... NEVER!
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