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Artist: Dune
Canonical path: /dune/why-discipline-control
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Why Discipline Control?
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Why Discipline Control?
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I vomit when I see discipline
But unfortunately it is no sin
The military treat us like dirt
Leaving us with no one to alert
I knew this guy who went to a school
Where discipline was the most important rule
His life changed to an evil thing
And now they are flying at half mast for him
Everybody knows you're not in danger
Everybody knows you're not a stranger
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