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Overworked

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Overworked

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Never let them take away what's inside.

Defend what you need to survive. Survive.

Are you feeling better are you getting by have the bastards wore down your mind.

The sunrise eat the world their time clock eats my life.

Just can't drink this off of my mind.

Take down the pyramid tear out the eye.

Do this for freedom.

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