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The Dustbin of History
03:01
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It's terrible to live under certain governments
No good for any faith in the establishments
Whether the blatant lack of human rights proper
or just the rich get richer the poor get poorer
Societies that are repressive
Unsustainable is what they are
The control required to
maintain them reaches far.
Certain states would have to follow
certain others into the dustbin
Hard to fathom as it may all
Seem today
Things seem to stay the same
But nothing's ever permanent
Eventually the change will win.
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The Low Beeflatter
07:04
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3. |
Zen Spicebox
04:24
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Rahu olgu kõigi prohvetite peal
sest ükski neist ei ole kuulus omal maal
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The Godson's Arrival
05:31
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