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another year
04:27
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what have we done
02:37
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so what the fuck have we done?
we have no community anymore
we sit in the holes of our ignorance
hide behind the doors of our arrogance
so what the fuck have we done?
we’re not taking care about anyone
we raised the fences of our ignorance
reinforced the locks of our arrogance
we tried to be free
but instead we built up the walls
we finally found out we're so alone
try to run but there's no way out
so what the fuck have we done?
we've been separated way too long
now is the time to break off the ignorance
must rid ourselves of our arrogance
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empty
03:33
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it hurts
02:33
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our revolution
03:02
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to the last breath
02:09
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leave me alone
02:15
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again
04:31
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watching me fall Bielsko Biała, Poland
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