White Devil
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White Devil
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White Devil
all the buffaloes hunted down on the plains
all the heroes shooting out of rolling trains
all the carcasses left to rot in the sun
what a fun - what a fun
i´m not telling you tales
the devil is white, christian and male
all the meadows replaced by concrete
all the rivers poisoned by a venom called greed
all the time taking more than you need
to feed and to breed
no horns, no hooves, no tail
the devil is white ,christian and male
all the free men enslaved and sold
all for the profit of silver and gold
and all in the name of god
a white god, a male white god
and in the end only one will prevail
and that´s a devil who is
white, christian and male
all heavens turned into hell
by a devil who is
white, christian and male.
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