1. |
Exit The Karma Circle
06:32
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The sky tonight is burning red,
All the human race is said,
To be a tiny spot of the huge galaxy,
Revolving round endlessly.
The sky tonight is burnt out red,
All the human race is dead,
The karma catches everyone,
The fight no longer rages on.
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2. |
Old Ration Books (Demo)
02:42
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We stand on this fucking earth,
Like our feet have been concealed in concrete,
Pull onto our lungs until there is nothing left,
But the ration books are still held tight to our chests,
Leave your gas masks,
Leave your gas masks.
Look around,
Look around,
In the pages we will be seen when the war is over.
They throw us the weapons,
We'll march to the beat of a heart,
Pull onto our lungs until there is nothing left,
But the ration books are still held tight to our chests,
Leave your gas masks,
Leave your gas masks.
Look around,
Look around,
In the pages we will be seen when the war is over.
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