The Undertaker
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The Undertaker
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Solo:Jukka
Jump when they ask you to
Always kneel learn how to crawl
Take one deep in your ass
Beg for mercy settle for scrabs
When they tell you are second rate
You accept it with a pat in your back
You are happy with your crown of thorns
Born to lose and suffer in shame
You suffer in shame....
United we stand divided we fall
Keep your voice down learn how to crawl
Why change the well oiled machine
So let the purpose bless the deed
Let the purpose bless the deed...
Chorus:
Well I'm not your maker
Not the undertaker
I can't give you no reasons
I only have one question
If all men are equal
Well there must be a reason
Why so many has to suffer
So minority can prosper
Solo:Jukka
You suffer in shame....
Repeat Chorus
End Solos:Jukka
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