Subjection
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Subjection
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Denying your ability to make a change
Reality becomes a snowball
Running down the hill, straight in to the cage
It's called society
Don’t ask what the country can do for you
Born in to socialization
The silent spiral that took your voice
Wake up from the anesthesia
World in decay, slowly, drowning
Show up your white flags
There is no escape from mass subjection
The power of control over human life
Poverty becomes ideology
A white collar fool with a kid and a wife
The poor can not be elite
Regard the material, and the money
Regarded money with social gap
Regard the gaps for abrasive violence
Regarded violence, murder and rape
World in decay, slowly, drowning
Show up your white flags, there is no escape from mass subjection
Lower the DVD prices
A reality culture to keep the excitement
A flow of the garbage that doesn't comes free
Deduct the police, get inside public privacy
Security cams, and the missiles flying above
Stand a minute in a memory of
Put a note in the wall and shed a tear
Say we are strong, we do not have to fear
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