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Work Up

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Work Up

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Wake up, the time is arriving

One more day of pain has begun

Prepare and walk to hell

The executioners are stead already

Whitout mercy, they explore in the work

The more you produce

To pigs, nothing is satisfactory

Break up muscle and turn off tendons

Day after day in the slaughter

Just pain and suffering

Suffer becomes profit

For all absolutly nothing

The time goes by faster

The vigour of our lives desapear

Suffer and don't live

Danmmed to live, suffer and die

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