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Artist: Warmath
Canonical path: /warmath/slaveyard
Related lyric paths: 6
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Slaveyard
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Slaveyard
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I will use and drain your flesh
to make my kingdom come.
And to cover the real enemy
I'll turn you against your own kind.
Obey
Suffer
Obey
And if you succeed to overthrow me,
there'll come a new leader.
To play a little games.
Like cattle that he maims.
On your knees - pray for the end,
I shall give it to you.
Obey
Suffer
Obey
Eternally you give your life away,
pathetic puppets listen to what I say,
of course this is democracy,
but you are the one who dies,
fightning for my welfare
Obey
Suffer
Obey
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