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Artist: Nervosa
Canonical path: /nervosa/enslave
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Enslave
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Enslave
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Why do we extinct?
Why do we exploit?
Why do we experiment?
In the name of welfare?
We keep the slaughter
We keep the abuse
We keep the torture
In the name of welfare
Why do we enslave?
Why do we enslave?
Nature's not a property
People are not tools
Creatures are no products
But violence is our rule
Why do we enslave?
Why do we enslave?
Damage, kill, destroy, kill
Doomed destructive race
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