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The Divide

from The Divide by [∆TL∆S]

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Destroy the divide!

It hard to think straight when all I hear is,
right right right
I wish to sever,
The ties to our divide.
I hate the fact that,
Generations after me will look at me as,
A man who, worked himself to death,

Bottom line,
All we are is dollar signs,
In the eyes/minds,
Of the ones who stare from the summit.

Break the line, that marks our divide,
We will rise,
If we can we can act as one.
We are the ones that built this nation,
And we will be the ones to save it,
Together we will achieve greatness,
There is nothing that can not be built.

On the backs of the proletariat,
We don’t owe them a motherfucking cent,
Built on the backs of the proletariat,
They owe us, we don’t owe them,
We are the ones that built this nation,
And we will see it fall,
Brothers and sisters,
Your voices will silence them all.

Their deaf ears will be pierced,
By a lance of furious sound,
That flows torrid like the river,
Erasing stains from the soul of the ground,
Which we will cleanse,
With callused and broken hands,
You will never forget unity such as this.

Bottom line,
All we just dollar signs,
In the eyes/minds,
Of the ones who stare from the summit.

We will never be broken for our minds and are wills are oaken,
We will trust in the bond unspoken, that binds us together,
Judgment,
Will come upon thee swift,
Like the rivers you will drown in,
They will all fall, before the might of our hammers and sickles
They will, they will all fall, before the might of our hammers and sickles

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from The Divide, released August 28, 2014

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