World's A Prison
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World's A Prison
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world - is a - prison
world's a fuckin' prison
organized by borders
you have to question
if you wanna pass
world's a fuckin' prison
parted by dividing lines
like prison cells
but peoples are not criminals
trash - down - borders
trash down the borders
smash them in your head
borders are reasons for racism
trash down the borders
peoples should be free
and allowed to move
but freedom is not seen
some assholes set racism during the whole history
this way they kept the power and exploited more and more
without hate between the people you could see the real enemy
but we can't pass the borders in our heads
same borders split up the world
world's a prison
try to break
trash down borders
keep it out of your head
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