Straight To The Point
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Straight To The Point
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Mistakes and lies
Wake up before it's too late
Fight the peace
Fight for more
Don't stay away
React and get your rage back
You must try
Or lose pride
Slavery
Lunacy
Chorus
Defeat conformity
Complaisance, stronger than your hatred
Reach for your rights
Confined forget about your defeats
Conformity, complaisance
Much stronger than your hatred
Reach for your rights
You're tired and sick
How long can you stand this apathy?
Scream for more
Stop now and think
How far gone things are going
Get some faith
Break the chains
Slavery
Lunacy
Chorus
You stupid fool
Stop being grateful for nothing
Nameless man
Know your truth
You're still a slave
Just feel the pain of living
Why rival your own self
Slavery
Lunacy
Chorus
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