Working Class Zero
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Working Class Zero
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Working class zero
It happened to me
I thought of us - of what to be
You always were better
Not careless - not free
And then you end up like me
A lot of pain at the factory
And now it hurts when you wake up
Endless life - all hope is gone
End this life
A working class zero
Is something to be
If all is gone and death you see
The Poison inside Us
Is spread by our own needs
A future set to my defeat
And now they laugh at the factory
And lot of pain when you wake up
It's your life - there's just escape
You must try
Working class zero
Your mama still cries
She thinks of you
Of how you died
You always were better
Got careless - then free
And in the end you lost like me
Lucifer over London
There's a - Lucifer over London
[2x]
And six six six
it makes me sick
I'm sick sick sick
of 666
Lucifer over London
There's a - Lucifer over London
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