From Dominated To Dominators
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From Dominated To Dominators
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In a desperate group of Jews
Slaves & miserable
The idea of an anointed Saviour is born
To free them from their misery
A religion in oppression
Full of myths & illusions
His vow of poverty becomes a myth
From dominated to dominators
The theft of rites & commandments
From other religions begins
They promise the end of suffering
While their churches are full of it
The god new, the end of suffering
The bad one, all dies because of this
With a church representing pain
with horrible torture pictures
The main symbol of their church
It is a man dying in a stick
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