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Land of Hope & Glory
02:53
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I can hear a pin drop as I walk along the street
until I’m kicked by running feet
Nothing left to protest as I’m smacked right in the jaw,
Where’s my protection from the Law.
When there’s talk of cut backs, they're never in your town,
Austerity has ground us down
As the crowds of people rush home before its dark
the gangs take over local parks
We keep on getting the same old story,
A land of hope, and sunny glory,
But they will never set us free,
The 1% rules you and me.
Robbing off peter, just to pay back paul,
who exactly do we owe this too?
Who will protect me as my days grow old
They make me feel so vulnerable.
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Where lies the power behind the throne?
There’s something devious in the beckoning..
Where lies the power behind the throne?
There’s something rotten to the core.
For the people, for the Gods, the blood line of control.
All men are equal in Mother’s womb,
Outside of Mans control,
All men are equal in the coffin,
Outside of Mans control
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Walk Away
03:26
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The smog of war is lifting
Show me a life ambition, now
Shiny and new
Something arise in me
Let's build a new world, just and free
Come feel, come ride the storm
Walk Away
The daylight drowns the shadows of
fallen men who rode before us, ask
what we all knew
The message that was left, a covert sign
We failed to follow,
Now, trouble's brewed
Are we damned just to continue
Mistakes of those who came before?
Forefathers Laws.
Time to break it down now.
Never told the real truth of
what's best for, but took a side
in a rich mans war
Survival of the fittest
draws in and kills innocent boys
Sons of the poor
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AUTO-DE-FE London, UK
One of a number of Underclass UK spin off projects.
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