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Artist: Killing Joke
Canonical path: /killing-joke/corporate-elect
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Corporate Elect
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Corporate Elect
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Grand Masters pulling strings
Wet dream of a new world order
New feudal blueprints rise
We all got fooled again
It's an ADD Generation
Everyone accepts the re-introduction of slavery
-By a corporate elect
Tyrant of mine, dominion of our lives
Condemned to Solomon's mine
We all got fooled again
This is the fight back now
Free speech put to the test by immoral psychopaths
We all got fooled again
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