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Jag, You Are
03:24
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JAG, YOU ARE
complacency will kill, apathy is complicity,
we stand on the verge of being meshed into an escapable corporate fascist scientific planetary regime,
the empire sprawls death, destruction, and domination,
militarily and economically across the planet,
our very survival depends on replacing the corporate financier interests that drive this
fueled by our own selves
down another Pepsi,
watch your television screen,
you pay servitude to a silent dictatorship,
possessing technology,
means of eliminating great numbers of the population,
not only is this a possibility, it's a reality,
mass involuntary medication to forcibly sterilize the population,
a storm like a train from hell,
we stand on the verge of being meshed into an inescapable corporate fascist,
there is no opportunity,
there is no opportunity to turn back,
with the globalist depravity and betrayal at full display to the world,
we can be in the way of them achieving it
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2. |
Utilitarian
05:20
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UTILITARIAN
A great institution,
liable to be greatly abused,
it comes from within,
the belief in equal opportunity,
there is no difference between you and me,
we are all human beings,
we are all human beings,
we are all human beings,
[chorus]
everyone would think for themselves,
this would defeat its own purpose in the midst of terror
love is the subtlest force in the world,
greater than the force of nature,
pure and eternal,
in a state representing an organized form of fear,
the individual, having soul, is a soulless machine as a part of the state,
never free of the fear to which it owes its very existence,
increased power of the state, while doing some good, does great harm,
by destroying individuality
the individual lies at the root of all progress,
truth, being the voice within the individual,
it will endure,
it will endure,
[chorus 2x]
everyone would think for themselves,
this would defeat its own purpose in the midst of terror
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Fatalistic in Flesh
03:15
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FATALISTIC IN FLESH
some of us remember history,
we know that blind obedience can make a society commit suicide
this is a 21st century witch hunt,
master of the fragile common psyche,
embodiment of evil demonizing the resistance,
some of us remember history,
some of us...
to prevent transformation of the present system,
mass hysteria pertains to the threat of the radicals,
or otherwise, those who resist
some of us remember history,
only some of us...
this is a play about power,
power cannot operate without paranoia,
power is going to defend you against the enemy,
if you don't believe in the enemy,
you don't believe in the power,
you don't believe in the power,
some of us remember history,
we know that blind obedience can make a society commit suicide
we are to defend our lives,
or hand over our asses to the cause of tyranny,
in this new age of slavery and population control
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Call Us Survivalists
02:40
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CALL US SURVIVALISTS
Call us survivalists,
open your eyes and see what's really happening,
take a look for yourself and see where it all leads to,
preparation for economic collapse?
we will not be so easily subdued by speeches from a teleprompter reader
turn the picture upside-down and the pyramid rises above the eye,
the blind crushing the all-seeing eye
know the history and technology from ancient advanced civilizations
that have since been completely destroyed by terrestrial and cosmic forces,
do not have fear,
do not have fear...
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(no lyrics)
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6. |
Revivalists
05:28
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(no lyrics)
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They Dwell Beneath the Temples Orlando, Florida
Songwriter, producer, and vocalist Jay Cooper began his music career in 2003 playing drums for four local metal and hardcore
bands in Orlando, Florida: Sparing No Lives, Along Side Oni, Wavedash Through the Onslaught, and Years of Impact.
Sometime in 2009, They Dwell Beneath the Temples (TDBT) was birthed as an idea for a solo metal project. It soon evolved from a thought into a home studio.
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