Capitalist Suicide
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Capitalist Suicide
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Free market trade will destroy itself,
The way that we live will cease to exist.
All that we know will come crashing down
As Wall Street's bottom drops out.
Monopolies, technology, creates then it's all the same.
Day after day, as time goes by,
The closer we get, the nearer the end.
The impending doom of our country.
The corporate corrupt,
They've sealed our fate now.
Woah, total destruction,
Woah, total collapse,
Woah, total destruction,
Woah, it's only a matter of time.
(it's really just a matter of...)
Monopolies, technology, creates then it's all the same.
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