Parasitic Culture
from End of Existence by Violent Party
lyrics
Listen to every word that they hear/ never do they question
Living life in constant fear/ comforted by oppression
Parasitic, it's infectious
A culture under this systems control
Pray to their Gods about problems/ never will they take a stand
Instead they appoint oppressors to govern/ ones who bring about destruction on command
Living life in constant fear/ comforted by oppression
Parasitic, it's infectious
A culture under this systems control
Pray to their Gods about problems/ never will they take a stand
Instead they appoint oppressors to govern/ ones who bring about destruction on command
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from End of Existence,
track released October 23, 2010
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