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Intro / Is This Life?
00:58
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Born a slave, born to produce
Not a person, just something to use
Each day the same with nothing to learn
Just to survive I have to spend all I earn
Being forced, I have no control
Been working my whole life and still got nothing to show
Dying inside, wishing for the noose
If this is my life I've got nothing to lose
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Comprehension
01:34
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Don't pat me on the back, don't tell me it's fine
You just keep to yours and I'll keep to mine
You say you understand what I've been through
You've been here for two minutes, so how the fuck could you?
I don't know what you're playing, but it's all in vain
One more word from your mouth and I'll blow my fucking brains
You understand who I am? And know what I've been through?
You wouldn't last a minute in my fucking shoes
Fuck you
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3. |
Born To Lose
00:51
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We roam the streets
Looking for someone to blame
We keep on acting out
The only way we know how
Feel so helpless
Anger building
I'm gonna blow, at slightest touch
You never understood
We got this from home
Our hate we inherit
It's all about where we are from
Forced into this pattern
Resisting was no use
Kids like us have no chance
Born, born to fucking lose
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The Hammer Gothenburg, Sweden
Vocals - Björn
Guitar - Gabriel
Bass - Gustaf
Drums - Per
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