To Fool a Nation
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To Fool a Nation
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Under the surface there are snakes in
Paradise they're breeding
We don't know who or where but evil
Multiplies we can't see them, oh no
In time
Sickened fascist frame of mind
Ticking bomb on borrowed time
Psychopathic undivine
Never see the danger signs
Rage hard shoot em' dead
Right wing radical dead in the head
All planned the stage is set
Xenophobic manifest
To fool a nation
There are friendly enemies
To fool a nation
And they can't be seen
Armed and ready sleeping cells
Trained to unleash living hell
Waiting for their call to kill
Death to all the infidels
Terrorize without resent
Sitting ducks no defense
Chaos stricken government
Blood of the innocent
To fool a nation
There are friendly enemies
To fool a nation
And they can't be seen
The rage goes stronger day by day
The legacy of hate lives on
The devil has so many faces
We gotta face him and be strong
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