Invisible Colony
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Invisible Colony
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The blood
for your freedom
The horror
that you taught to them
to kill
all your sheep
In the fold your power fades without control
Privacy invasions
The press dilates
a glamorous, divisible United States
blown apart
The blood of soldiers
Testify to what prachers
told us do or die
Distortions caught us
out in the cold
I'm swear I'll never got that old
Privacy invasions
The press dilates
a glamorous, divisible United States
blown apart
The precious sound
blown apart
Weapons of peace
blown apart
Uncivil disobedience
blown apart
Burning these streets
Go!
On the TV map we're worlds apart
in line we're side by (Side)
Privacy invasions
The press dilates
a glamorous, divisible united States
Blown apart!
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Strike Anywhere performs "Invisible Colony", and this lyric page sits inside the Strike Anywhere catalog on LyroVerse.
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