1. |
Endless Circle
02:18
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Our dignity was stolen,
No choice obey.
Our lives were taken,
Eight hours a day.
We all have been knocked down
Cadences run the show.
Our cohesion has broken,
Divide and rule.
But the future’s not written,
There is no change without struggle.
Solidarity is our weapon !
But the future’s not written,
There is no change without struggle.
History is not an endless circle !
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2. |
Interlude I
00:26
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3. |
Brainsick
02:01
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We are to stuck in our culture,
Crushed by the duty of production
Collapsing under the weight of labor
Can’t imagine the end of oppression,
We’re so fucking brainsick of being afraid of the revolution.
We should be euphoric to fight for our liberation.
We’ll no longer be the statistics of your nations.
Crushed by the duty of production
Can’t imagine the end of oppression,
We’ll no longer be the statistics of your nations.
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4. |
1961, October 17th
03:04
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October the 17th, the curfew is the last straw,
The state held all the people in his jaw.
Throughout Paris the algerians took to the streets.
This night the the repression had no moderation,
A police officer doesn’t show any compassion.
October the 17th, the curfew is the last straw.
The capitalism is behind the police violence
And colonisation is behind the conniving silence
We can not forgive, we will not forget.
We’ll bear a grudge till the end of every states.
Silence is violence.
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5. |
A Dress Is Not a Yes
02:31
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Always looking to blame the victim,
"She probably deserved it, how was she dressed?"
Here the checkmate is done by the king.
It's always the same who oppresses,
And always the same one that pays the price.
Everything she does isn't to entice .
A dress is not a yes,
A dress is not a yes,
But this is a rape,
Society tells women how they should dress or behave instead of telling men not to rape. Blaming the victims to clear the aggressors. Shaming the victims to deny patriarchy.
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6. |
So we'll die fighting...
00:59
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7. |
King Ludd
02:43
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Once upon a crime that scared the capitalists,
In dire straits, workers quash the machines.
Mill fodder’s that killed what is killing them.
As the Liberty lads o’er the sea
Bought their freedom, and cheaply, with blood,
So we, […]
Will die fighting, or live free,
And down with all kings but King Ludd!
When technology is a plea for misery,
Something goes wrong.
When it doesn’t equate to more free time,
Something goes wrong.
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More Dangerous Than a Thousand Rioters Strasbourg, France
Qualified as "more dangerous than a thousand rioters" in the files of the Chicago police departement and after gaining
freedom over her slave condition, Lucy Parsons became one of the most revelant member of the revolution movement in the US.
Created at the end of 2011 in Strasbourg, MDTaTR lyrics and inspiration are set to stand along Lucy Parsons' hate for every form of oppression.
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