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Tear out on this swine,
Hunt her down through the bine,
Rip her apart limb from limb,
Sharpen a stick at both ends,
Take the head of the deceased,
Sacrifice to the beast,
Cut the meat, cut the bone,
Lords head on its throne,
Six foot grin of gore,
Gaping mouth of the boar,
Bathe in the blood of the kill,
Destroying us as it spills,
CH: Dripping with brutality,
Innocence dies,
Teeming with inhumanity,
The swarming of the files,
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Return To Genocide
02:37
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CH: Here we are again,
The same place as before,
10 years after Rwanda,
Now there's Dariur,
People are dying as we,
Wait for the west to decide,
Here we are again,
Return to Genocide,
Sudan and Janjaweed,
Are committing ethnic cleansing,
Of non-Arabic Africans,
Four hundred thousand thus far,
They are responsible for the systematic,
Rape, looting, and murder,
In and around Dariur,
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Scorched Earth Legacy
04:14
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A black dawn rises so bare witness,
The excrement and burrows of vermin,
Monuments of progress surround us,
Like headstones to our graves,
Eyes closed and mouths open wide,
The blind cannibal consumes,
Feast upon the ashes of famine,
Barren is the gift of blight,
Gone to the days of our pox,
Just another wave,
We too shall break upon the rocks,
The nothingness after the swell,
CH: Scorched Earth Legacy
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Beware (Of Martyrs)
02:05
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Beware of those who would,
Seem righteous and pious,
Beware of those who would,
Make these actions so obvious,
Beware of those who would,
Murder the heathen,
Beware of those who would,
Don the name christian,
CH: Blessed be the shepherd,
For he is strong,
Damned be the sheep,
For they chose wrong,
Beware of the,
Willingly slaughtered,
For they first sacrifice the others,
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Warhammer
01:55
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"Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war",
Conquering with impunity,
Sovereignty through Savagery,
The pummeling of the war drum,
Absolute Destruction,
Enforcing supremacy,
Through scorched earth policy,
The butchery of warfare,
Misery an despair,
CH: WARHAMMER!
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The Rising Tide
04:14
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Turn this country into a kingdom,
-The rising tide of silencing dissent,
Any action may be treason,
-The rising tide of unlawful enforcement,
CH
The use of fear to take control,
-The rising tide of eminent destruction,
These government lies imperil us all,
-The rising tide of government oppression,
CH: It's all going down in the rising tide,
We're all going to drown in the rising tide
(breakdown): In 2006 George W. Bush
Signed into effect the Military Commissions Act,
There by allowing the lawful denial of,
The right to protection as promised by,
Habeas Corpus and Geneva Convention,
Which means anyone can be guilty,
Without a trial, like Totalitarianism,
No one is safe, the enemy is here,
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The Initiative Arlington, Texas
Founded in 2003. Hardcore, pissed off political punk. Played shows with the likes of Unit 21, Tolar, Witch Hunt, Vorvadoss, The Horrifics, Maleveller, Big Fucking Missile Crisis. The Scandals, Laughin' Dogs, Human Struggle, Just Another Consumer, Instant Asshole, Warcola, High Life, The Bleach Boys, Think Again, Black Water Fever and so on. We were on hiatus from 2009 - 2012. Back again! ... more
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