Digital Tension Dementia
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Digital Tension Dementia
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You can't say yes, you can't say no
You're living in a fascist world.
Violence is your point of view,
It always makes the best of you.
Freedom is a luxury
Of self induced hostility,
My back is up against the wall,
And everywhere dead men fall.
Efficiency - redundant fear but don't you see?
The power games that they play,
The methods which they put in your way.
"The charges aren't justified"
Violence is your point of view
It always gets the best of you.
Redundant fear but don't you see? - Efficiency
You don't get time to look around
You keep your face to the ground.
You can't say yes, you can't say no
You're living in a fascist world.
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