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Artist: Slaughterbox
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The Ubiquity Of Subjugation
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The Ubiquity Of Subjugation
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Omnipresence of subservience
Defeated, conquered, under control
Any being considered less than human
Falls under tyrannical dominion
Ubiquitous subjugation born from fear and hatred
What hath man wrought?
Discarded by God, relentlessly pernicous
We have not fallen from grace
It has crumbled around us, never to be restored
Born of ignorance, forged from unintelligence
No mercy for innocence, get down
There with the rest
Get down there with the rest of the pigs
The ubiquity of subjugation
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