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Lyrics of 'Enslavery' by Parricide

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How can I make you see that deep inside
Consciou mind experience makes you wise

Real world discloses before your eyes
Feeding itself terminal disease

And greed flows in endless waves
No room for saints for the cause, faith
Your overpowering ruse, hate
Is no promise of better future, life

And still remains the same old view of arrogance
What's in store, we fear no more, it's a grave mistake.

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Otras canciones de Parricide

• ...But Sick
• Ability of Comprehension
• Against Doctrines Of Systems
• Behind The Scenes
• Beyond All This
• Conditional Infinity
• Daddy's Death
• Deceived
• Dethronement
• Enslavery
• Fascination of Indifference
• Indignation
• Intoxicating Despair
• Lofty Rhetoric
• Mad Arrives
• Narrow-Minded
• Nothing to Be Said
• Nothing Twice
• Pandemic Destruction
• Play Your Insanity

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