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Artist: Mob 47
Canonical path: /mob-47/rascist-regime
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Rascist Regime
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Rascist Regime
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In South-Africa the blacks have no rights
They´re getting oppressed by the whites
It´s not your skin color it´s what´s in your brain
Can´t you fucking see that we´re all worth the same
Stop their rascist regime
Boycott South-Africa
Don´t support their rascist regime
In South-Africa only the white fits
The black people are treated like shit
We gotta fight to end all oppression
Not just in South-Africa but in the whole world
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