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Common Enemy - Heresy
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Vilified
By the doctrine of christ
Demonised
Classified as lesser than human
Heresy
Condemned to die
Burnt alive at the stake
By will of the church
And the preachers of woman hate
Heresy
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Born into a world of shit
Asked for no part in this
Everyday's a struggle to get by
One step forward two steps back
Is there more to life than this
Uphill fucking battle they call life
Meaningless existence
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Behind the patriotic lies
The bitter truth is revealed
A historyof genocide
And oppression of Indigenous people
Those who strike the blows forget
Those who bear the scars remember
Genocide
Fuck your flag for what it stands
A nation built on stolen lands
A legacy of racial hate
And systematic degradation
Those who strike the blows forget
Those who bear the scars remember
Genocide
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Nine to five the daily grind
Buried alive by the capitalist system
Work consume die
Work consume die
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Black Boots - Otak Udang
02:18
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Black Boots - Ora Gelem
03:14
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Black Boots - Pejuang
02:43
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Black Boots - Milit Kapi
01:48
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Black Boots - Buto
02:09
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Common Enemy Byron Bay, Australia
Hardcore/D-beat/Metal from Northern Rivers of NSW, Australia. Since 2010.
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