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Artist: Kakistocracy
Canonical path: /kakistocracy/biding-time
Related lyric paths: 6
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Biding Time
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Biding Time
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A life stripped away.
Is it the first,
or will it be the last?
Mark another one up for the fascist and unjust.
Is this the beginning?
Or will it be the end?
Have their flying bullets shot the desire for justice out of our hearts?
Or are we just biding our time?
Global shock over one fallen comrade,
but what about the thousands the six o'clock news didn't show you?
How can ignorance be bliss if the clothes that you wear are soaked in the blood of those we struggle to free.
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