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Artist: Phobia
Canonical path: /phobia/state-and-enemy
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State And Enemy
Read State And Enemy lyrics by Phobia on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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State And Enemy
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A collection of manipulated slaves
The state’s dominion of evil ways
Enemies ideals of self-serving benefit
Working for their power while we remain powerless
State and enemy
Rendered powerless to state’s aggression
Laws, tools to maintain people’s frustrations
One third of the population remains blind
Controlled, enslaved or suffer your demise
State and enemy
A collection of manipulated slaves
The state’s dominion of evil ways
Enemies ideals of self-serving benefit
Working for their power while we remain powerless
State and enemy
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