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System of Lies

from Bisect - We Are The Migrants by Bisect

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I will fucking survive
I will prosper and thrive

Thoughts go in circles

I Refuse to die
In your system of lies

In fear of another day

I’m so fuckin alive!

I’m aware that, the truth is not here.
I’m aware that, the truth is not here

Deception
Manipulation
You're full of shit

Domination of the world
Living fear, suffering

I’m aware that, the truth is not here
I’m aware that, the truth is not here

How many empty promises do you have to break
Pushed right to our limit, there’s some things you can’t take

Chose me, vote for me

Like pricks in the pulpit who claim to preach the truth –
Making up stories and raping the youth

Lies, all lies

How many bullshit stories are we taking for facts,
so many lies like fast food - tasty and crap

I am screaming, help me

I won’t buy into this I can’t afford the price,
not buying into your system of iies

We want to be free from you system
We don't buy your jolly stories

I’m aware that, the truth is not here
I’m aware that, the truth is not here

I'm screaming, help me!
Can't take it!
System of Lies.

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from Bisect - We Are The Migrants, track released April 5, 2013

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Bisect Cork, Ireland

Bisects sound doesn't really fit any one label, maybe a result of their Polish/Italian/French/Irish background, but the resulting musical blend is an aggressive hardcore d-beat sound with brutality and grind fronted by two intense vocalists with crushing lyrics that scream about issues like social justice, inclusion/marginalisation,poverty, etc. ... more

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