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Usurious Epitaph

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Liberteer Canonical path: /liberteer/usurious-epitaph Related lyric paths: 6
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Usurious Epitaph

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Theft of property as means of obligating slavery

Rent us tools with which we build

Then rob us of the products of skill

Lend us land to make our homes

Then bleed us with immoral loans

Our dream of bottom up, not top down

Commoners, not wearers of crowns

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