Beltalowda
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Beltalowda
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Somewhere between
Jupiter and Mars
In the asteroid Belt
Rose a new working class
A hundred years colonizing
Those rocks
Exploring and mining
Monumental effort
Living in zero-g brought them the cost
Elongated spines, skinnier they got
Black sheep for tumang and pomang
Overworking, exploited, women, children, men
Beltalowda!
Our Pride and pain
Beratnas, we stand!
Beltalowda
There's no fight in vain
Beratnas, we stand!
We shall rise as a nation indeed
Strong and free people, Sasa Ke?
Black sheep for tumang and pomang
Overworking, exploited, women, children, men
Beltalowda!
Our Pride and pain
Beratnas, we stand!
Beltalowda
There's no fight in vain
Beratnas, we stand!
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