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Human Realm
02:16
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Totalitarian Domination
01:43
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Look in the mirror and you will see a self-portrait at the stage of totalitarian domination of life
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Lessons In Impermanence
01:51
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This Is The Future
02:03
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Spiritual Debts
03:00
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Extract Wealth And Die
02:00
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My landlord called in sick today
My landlord has anxiety
My landlord has nowhere to stay
He calls me up, just to say
Your rent will rise by 300%
Starting next week
Extract wealth and die
As rents rise, people starve
In your greed, people die
Get your hands off my money
You call this a job? It's just robbery
He's a shovel, now dig your own grave
And pay for the privelige of the pit where you lay
Working all of my life
To pay for a roof over-head
Housing a human right
My landlord is better off dead
As rents rise, people starve
In your greed, people die
Get your hands off my money
You call this a job? It's just robbery
He's a shovel, now dig your own grave
And pay for the privilege of the pit where you lay
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Apathy Is Violence
02:54
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INDUSTRY Berlin, Germany
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04.04 - Liberec
05.04 - Wroclaw
06.04 - Trnava
07.04 - Budapest
08.04 -
Irliska Bistrica
09.04 - Zagreb
10.04 - Linz
11.04 - Vienna
12.04 - Bratislava
13.04 - Praha
20.04 - Berlin
... more
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