Living By Wars
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Living By Wars
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My country and maybe yours too
do export bullets and technical equipment
to Indonesia's military rule
"Moral is moral and business is business"
Finns part in bullets / & guns 'n' bombs'n' bombs'n'guns
might help to destroy / the whole nations future
there's fucking genocide / but it doesn't really matter
cos "moral is moral / and business is business"
East-Timor's genocide means nothing
comparing to Finland's unemployment
Is employing ten people more important
than boycotting countries that ignores human rights?
There's always some war / in some distant country
Just guess where do they / get their arms from?
War is big business / - one of the biggest
It is so employing that it makes me wonder:
How much do we depend on it?
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