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Rabid Dogs
02:29
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Fear Is Back
02:38
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Consumer capitalism in the West
Oligarch organised crime in the East
State capitalism in authoritarian China
Theocracies enforcing religious beliefs
Chorus:
The fear is back. Is this World War 3?
Same paranoia that we had in the eighties
The fear is back. Will this be armageddon?
Power crazed lunatics. Fingers on the button
War is good for profits, war keeps them in power
Military contracts to their friends and cronies paid by the taxpayer
Call themselves leaders....These parasites just bleed us
No matter the political system they serve the interests of the elite
Chorus
The fear is back x6
Power crazed lunatics. Fingers on the button
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Shopping Is For Zombies
01:29
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Struggling to walk
Cannot think at all
Drawn to the bright lights
Shuffling through the mall
Up the lifts and escalators
Cannot manage stairs
Lifeless and infected
the brain no longer cares
zombies everywhere
sucking out the life constant purchase yearning
zombies everywhere
undead eyes see pound signs turning
zombies everywhere
zombies everywhere
zombies everywhere
everywhere zombies everywhere zombies
Amble to the counter
The card is swiped and read
Consuming the living
This bloated mass undead
In a spending frenzy
The swarm flows through the doors
Driven by the hunger
of 2 more shopping floors
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The Officials London, UK
Nath Haywire - Angry Shouts
John - Guitar, Bass, and Drums,
Michelle- Backing Vocals Alcohol Abuse
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