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Szociális
01:01
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A lakások egyre csak épülnek,
A csöves szállók meg már rég megteltek.
Üresen állnak a hajlékok,
Az utcáról meg kitiltva a hajléktalanok.
Hát milyen világban élünk baszd meg,
Ahol emberek az utcán fagynak meg?
A kurva anyád Orbán Viktor!
Élj meg 47.000 forintból...
Az emberség rég hiányzik belőlünk,
A moralitás ismeretlen szó nekünk.
Álszent keresztény emberek,
A vallásotok ezt tanítja nektek?
Basszátok meg!
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Kill The Nature 2012
01:22
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Build factories to poison the fields and rivers,
Earn big money, does the nature matter?
Everyday we cut down tones of trees,
The first and the most important is the profit.
Go on! Go on! Kill the nature!
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Change Yourself
01:50
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Change yourself, not someone else
You and they want better world as well
Everybody expects others, to do something
But start with yourself, show exemple
You don't do anything, cause they do nothing
So you're the fucking same
You take part in hold this shit
It's time to act, soon will be too late
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E.F.F.D.F.D.
01:26
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Give me a McDeath
I am the healthless
Globalise me, supersize me
Eat fast food, die fast dude
Give me your money
Give me your soul
Hipnotize me, supersize me
Eat fast food, die fast dude
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Religious Epidemic
01:21
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Believe in my God, it's better than yours!
You'll get afterlife, just trust me you fools!
Pray ten hail Mary's for your sin and I'll set you free.
A "good man" that's what the religion takes you to be.
Religious epidemic!
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Homeless
01:59
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People who live ont he street
You think only alcohol what they need
They all are like you and me
But they have no home to sleep
They live their life day after day
Stay alive in all the way
When you see them, you close your eyes
But beware to become like them
People starve to death
Homeless
People freze to death
Homeless
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When will we realize, that we're digging our own grave?
We must stop the exploitation of the mother nature!
We're deep in shit, and take a rope around our own neck,
By destroying the world, maybe it's too late, no turning back.
This is not the way to live, this is the way to die!
It's the time to stop it and thnik, there won't be air to buy.
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Misanthropy
01:36
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I hate you all
I fucking hate you all
Fuck you all
Fuck it all
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Kill The Nature
01:29
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Build factories to poison the fields and rivers,
Earn big money, does the nature matter?
Everyday we cut down tones of trees,
The first and the most important is the profit.
Go on! Go on! Kill the nature!
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Blame Yourself
02:07
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Take a look at what past history tells
All governments are the same, all of them lie
The power rules our life with bloody wars
We’re just the system’s blind toys
Do you still beleive in system and leaders?
Do you still believe that everything will be ok?
Well, sit down, don’t think and do nothing
But don’t cry if you’ll be starving
Only we can change
Do nothing
Blame yourself
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