Octopus
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Octopus
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Bloody octopus moving your tentacles
Spreading your poison as we smile like suckers
And you make us kiss your rings
So we can survive
Bloody octopus moving your tentacles
Spreading your poison as we smile like suckers
While you excuse yourself with the past
We continue to support your rapes to our houses
You throw us all your killing toys
Putting us to sleep
We fall to our knees in despair
At the sound of your whip
Bloody octopus moving your tentacles
Spreading your poison as we smile like suckers
While you excuse yourself with the past
We continue to support your rapes to our houses
You throw us all your killing toys
Putting us to sleep
We fall to our knees in despair
At the sound of your whip
The rich are getting richer and The poor die with
their silence
Bloody octopus... How much will we laugh and smile
After you stolen all.
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