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Don't Kill Us
01:23
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its only a matter of time before it happens here. Innocent lives in radiation ruin . Dont kill us with your nukes
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Shoot the Cops
01:06
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police bastard , bastard in power. Shoot the cops.
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i look out my window to an inferno blast. The final day do i fear the most? Bodies burning, burning on pyres!
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Loud Song
00:44
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all the noise you create i inhale intake regurgitate.
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Social Media
00:46
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we all stare at social media while one thousand lay dead in Syria. The inoccent die as we all stare. We all stare at social media while 110 women were kidnapped in Nigeria.
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After the Bomb Hits
01:02
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a drone flies over a little city killing inoccent people. after the bomb hit. thousands lay dead and dying while the faceless man grins behind the machine. after the bomb hit
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Grenades on my vest, strapped to my chest yet still no courage for the quarrel of destruction. Kill me on the battlefield. Locked all alone in a world of shit. Caught in agony with my platoon. Feeling fear while my gun shakes in hand, hoping my death will be real soon.
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Fear Of the Final Day
01:02
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Do i fear the final day of earths destruction? Fear of the final day!!
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Sound Of Sirens
00:55
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can you hear the sound of disaster, the four minute warning! Sound of sirens!!!!
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