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Less Talk, More Action
02:26
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Ideas begin when people talk
Starting to crawl, but walking the walk?
...Another matter, just do it later
But why stagnate when you can create?
I want less talk, we want more action!
Ideas are start points, change is creation
Giving it meaning is all derivation
If you don't start, then how will it end?
If you're always on break why not learn how to bend?
I want less talk, we want more action!
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Emperor's Clothes
02:20
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Market theories, our theology
Enlighten by profit, bow down to economy
The flow of the money must never be halted
Wealth, fame and power are to be exalted
Society's fabric slashed before our eyes
Celebrity culture helps to blind us to the lies
Exalting who we should naturally loathe
Implanted ideas for the emperor's clothes
Vested interests are blitzkrieging our world
As the new feudalism begins to unfurl
State apparatus to keep us in line
Generations are born just to serve out their time
Just wait and see how bad it gets
Can you nullify your pain with a TV set?
Exalting who we should naturally loathe
Implanted ideas for the emperor's clothes
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Drink Piss
01:28
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Drink piss
Don't be a dick
Drink piss
Don't talk shit
Drink piss
Don't fall over
Drink piss
Have a good time!
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