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Extinction
02:44
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Extinction comes to bear/
Lifetimes spent polluting the Earth/
Air is thick with toxic gas/
No chance of life - mankind collapse//
Half-hearted attempts to change our fate - Too little, too late/
Regulation by the state - Too little, too late//
Destruction a by-product of our greed/
Quest for wealth not human need//
Actions past seal our fate/
No correcting this mistake - It's too little, too late
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Omnicide
02:01
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Barren wasteland remains/
Once so full of life//
None shall survive - Omnicide//
Civilisation crumbles/
As the bombs rain down
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3. |
Hata Utan Anledning
02:24
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Skewed voices act as guides/ Infecting feeble minds//
Hata utan anledning - no chance of peace//
Fear is the planted seed/ As ignorance takes it's root//
Hata utan anledning - no chance of peace//
See so clear through blinkered eyes/
Through divisions you antagonise/
Opinions formed without exposure/
No debate just force fed closure
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Peace Is Lies
02:41
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War will never end/ We're hopeless to stop it/
Corrupt leaders/ In someone's pocket//
This is the end, the end of mankind/
War is truth, peace is a lie
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5. |
Eradicate
01:40
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Fascist bastards on the rise/ Through misfortune they divide//
Human minds evolve - eradicate fascism - never absolve//
Spreading lies immigrant epidemic/ Twisted theory of eugenics//
Gaining strength through false division/
Worthy of nothing but derision
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Aüralskit Liverpool, UK
Formed in March 2013 from the ashes of another 'musical' project.
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