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Artist: The Browning
Canonical path: /the-browning/slaves
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Slaves
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Slaves
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The American Dream is a fallacy
A perverted sense of normality
No hope for mankind
Total enslavement is a matter of time
It was all taken away from me
I will fight, I'm not scared to bleed
I'm not scared to bleed
I'm not scared to bleed, not scared to fight
For what I know, it's right
I will persevere and take back my life
Take back my life
I will fight back to end the suffering
We can fight back and end the suffering
The chains of debt are what hold you in place
No choice now but to run their race
No way to the top
No ladder to climb
Total enslavement is a matter of time
Slaves to the system
Slaves to the system
I will fight
I am not scared to bleed
I am not scared to bleed
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