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Gates Of Hell
02:46
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you think you’re doing right
by the world, but you’re so full of shit
you ain’t no messiah, you are not a fix
a bloody fucking legacy
a cog in the machine of tyranny
billions have suffered, millions will rot
you are not a messiah, you are not a fucking god
you will pay for your crimes, this ain’t a slap on the wrist,
listen up motherfucker, you’re on top of the list
chorus:
no more meeting you half way
it’s been festering for too long
you defended your placement
and now you’re looking down the barrel of the gun
verse 2:
p.o.t.y., the leader of a cult
money into power, so you could buy the world
you thought you’d never get caught
coordinate destruction from the comfort of a yacht
you got a reputation to sell
a foundation, predation,
pathetic show and tell
philantro-piss your on your grave, this ain’t a slap on the wrist
listen up motherfucker, you’re on top of the list
there’s no salvation at the gates of hell
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White Russian Records The Netherlands
Punkrock label from The Netherlands.
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