Morality Outragor
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Morality Outragor
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You're not from this part of town
You don't belong
Come to pry into our privacies?
We're gonna make you LOOK WRONG
Can't allow for your amiability
You outrage our morality
We're urged to beat you into fragments
You're the achievement of our eternal dream
A physical ambition
But we're stuck in our indoctrinated morality
And you provoke our weak points
We're gonna beat you into fragments
YOU
You don't belong
WE
Are gonna put you in the wrong
We're urged to beat you into fragments
You make us feel we are not free
With your self-chosen ego-liberty
We'll strive to hinder that you go far
'cause you remind us of what cowards we really are
We're urged to beat you into fragments
We're gonna butt you like a fag-end
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