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Artist: The Assault
Canonical path: /the-assault/uprise
Related lyric paths: 6
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Uprise
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Uprise
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This is the world which we always seek
This is our stronghold of peace
The perfect world without selfishness and exploitation
We act on behalf of all and just it
The time has come and here we are
We destroyed opponents and rid our world
From the clutches of selfishness and individualism
Dictators had fallen
At our feet!
Finally we are able
To establish
A society free of oppression
Free from our damn system
That kept us imprisoned
For long centuries
The time has come and here we are
We destroyed opponents and rid our world
From the clutches of selfishness and individualism
The age of freedom has arrived
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