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Drapichrust- The score
01:36
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Vegan Power
This is a fucking war
You better know what for
We're booting down the door
We're evening the score
Vegan Power
The animals scream
while the vivisector dreams
We'll organize a team
It's gonna be extreme
Vegan Power
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Drapichrust- Nuclear War
02:27
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Fire in the fields, fire in the streets
irradiated people, obliterating heat
The politican laughs, he's power mad
he politely strokes his hound
while he watches on his tv screen a mile underground
Nuclear war
There are no lives left, there are no trees left
There's no sky left, there is nothing left
a once joyous place called planet earth is now forever haunted
Rich bastards laugh and chug champagne
This is all they've ever wanted
Now it's much too late to correct all of this
Had we had the chance to meet them, they would've tasted fist
we'd control our fate, we would be reborn
utopian communities, would become the norm
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