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Advices
03:34
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Time to go, time to come, time to think in your own world
Time alone, empty time, necessary all, to organise your mind.
Improve yourself, is the only way that I can find.
A big change save earth but a bad decision destroys everything.
Bullets use to sign agreements from the majors powers, and fear increased on the population, terror doesn’t lowers.
Improve your day.
Improve your life.
To relief yourself.
The age of pain, that can’t be changed.
The subjection flame, can’t be suffocated.
Nothing is the same. Fucking suppressed rage.
Politicians who take away our freedom and identity, breathing and fighting, are the only thing that anyone can’t remove.
And our slogan, and our slogan is..never surrender.
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Final Interlude (We Are)
04:13
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We are the first port, after the horizon.
We have the key.
We are the “D” on the fucking Destiny.
We can walk in to the night, guide by the owl's eyes.
We’ll reach the top of the sky, and we’ll break the heaven’s doors.
We are the storm that hasn’t got calm before.
We are.. wolves in Society
We are.. the way to follow
We are.. the abstract soldiers
We are.. the tomorrow
We are.
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