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BYODBeat
01:17
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Powernoia
01:20
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got the new upgrade? its a race to the bottom.
every finger is on a phone, society's got a problem
emptying your pockets for multinational corporations,
while they track your movements- control and greed
your eyes are stuck on a screen. you love a machine.
your life is empty, there's no app for that.
theres people sweating in workshops making this shit,
while others are picking through landfills to recycle it.
consumer culture, consumer bullshit.
idyllic lifestyles in glossy magazines.
my battery has died. oh, no. my battery has died. it's fucking died.
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Katie Hopkins
01:05
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''show me the bodies, floating in water, play violins, i still don't care"
accuse migrants of 'upsetting the balance', planning repatriation 'compassionately'
show the bodies of innocent childen,
they couldn't go home because you're bombing their country
you have no moral authority
stop calling my neighbour a security threat,
i won't let you drive a wedge between him and me
show me the bodies of these great noble statesmen, show me the bodies piled up on the beach, show me the bodies i bet they don't bleed.
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Noone is Illegal
01:14
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stand a while in someone else's shoes
ignore the mass media, clamouring of fools
imagine your life turned upside down
misery of war, losing all you own
no-one's illegal
take the risk of drowning in the sea
for a chance to be poor but free
they murdered your family, you escaped with your life
you'll never trust a government, wont be taken twice
open the borders, tear up the flags
burn all the governments and piss on the ash
no-one's illegal, we're all in this together
set us all free, we could live in peace forever
no-one's illegal
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