Slaves
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Slaves
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Cries
I can hear their cries
Some things awaken awaken, but everything dies
This world around me has left me reeling
Built upon frailty, bred on uncertainty
Fear becomes a motivation
A silent treaty, a thief in the night
Something has to happen some way
An inspiration to overcome
Lies
I see through the lies
We’ve been forgotten
The lives of our people cannot be contained
Never falter, never break
We’re not your slaves
You have a choice to make
We’re not your slaves
We are
The faithful in the blind
Fallen
Another genocide
We are
Facing our demolition
Fallen
Witnessing genocide
We are
The faithful in the blind
Fallen
Another genocide
We are
Facing our demolition
Fallen
Witnessing genocide
We’re not your slaves
Crawl through the waste and dismay
Find a way to break free of this agony
No justice, no peace
We’ve killed ourselves
We’re left to witness our genocide
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