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Last Threat
02:14
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We don't want to be rich
we don't ask for charity
we don't rob we don't destroy
just want to live with dignity
We have been trying to live on it
but it's impossible to achieve
all good tickets had been caught
our last opportunity is to rise up
It's shameful to see
more souls sleeping in the street
among wealth the misery
the postcard of this tragedy
Always the meek pay for
the mistakes that they have done
the ones who have become rich
ones who created this crisis
Its impossible to work
leisure is increasing
unverness hasn't stop increasing
they lie with the idea
there aren't more options
that another sistem is not possible
We don't see misery
in high society
they still laughing infront of our faces
They don't live where we live
they don't breath what we breath
we'll continue fighting for equality
This is our last threat
becarefull we are not alone
we need opportunites
you know here we don't belong
Freedom is more than a word
is a feeling in our hearts
hearts will never stop to bit
like countdown to this riot
I want to see the king
and all his family
sleeping in the street
with them the politicians
liers and hypocrits
feeling reality
reading this lyric
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God's fired
02:10
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One night only Queen
02:12
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Land of Black Ashes
03:40
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