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Age of Hypocrisy
03:11
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The white house is where the progressives goto die
We want our Rebels fighting from the outside
The white house is where the progressives goto die
We want our Rebels fighting from the outside
The powers that be would rather flip the board
Than lose the game, prefer to send us to war
Than to take the Blame!
If every tool you have is a hammer
Then every problem has to look like a nail!
This world has been passed down to the damned
Those who lead us this far have fucking failed
How can we say anything was won?
With so many lives lost!
Everbody Stop! Shut up and listen!
Put down your guns, its for a good reason!
Who the fuck gave you the right?
To take another life.
Two wrongs cant make a right
Just like you can fight fire with fire
Fight fire with fire!
It's fucking absurd that in this day
We see problems solved violently
While everyone preaches
Peace, Love and Harmony
This is the age of hypocrisy!
What the fuck did you solve?
By getting involved
What the fuck did you solve!?
By getting involved
What the fuck did you ?!?
By getting involved
What the fuck did you solve!?!?
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Big Ben
03:20
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Zombie Apocalypse (demo)
02:55
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Social Silence Nanaimo, British Columbia
Social Silence is a 3-pc Post-Hardcore band from Nanaimo BC
With fast paced songs set by heavy riffs, filled with lyrics thatll make you think critically
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