1. |
Free-For-All
04:04
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VERS 1
If bombs had a conscience
they wouldn’t let themselves fall
They wouldn’t explode in the heart of the city
A little bit of death, free-for-all
PRECHORUS
Free-For-All
Free-For-All
Free-For-
CHORUS
First you drop your bombs, then you steal resources,
aren’t you the villain, in the movies that we see
Smashing up their lives, taking their faith
Let them drown in the Mediterranean Sea
VERS 2
If barrels had a conscious
for sure they wouldn’t sell
they wouldn’t burn in the name of greed
Free-for-all, turning earth into hell
PRECHORUS
Free-For-All
Free-For-All
Free-For-
BRIDGE
As long as the chimney of every factory smokes
they deliver whatever you ask for
‘Cause armament and construction
have always been making
money out of debris and ruins
PRECHORUS
Free-For-All
Free-For-All
Free-For-
CHORUS
First you drop your bombs, then you steal resources,
aren’t you the villain, in the movies that we see
Smashing up their lives, taking their faith
Let them drown in the Mediterranean Sea
OUTRO
Free-For-All (7x)
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2. |
No Reason To Follow
04:40
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VERS 1
Question the establishment, question status quo,
Consider that your government not always tells the truth
Question your values, question your believes
are they driven by fear
or lessons learned from yesterdays?
CHORUS
There’s no reason to follow and there’s no reason to hide
The rage in our stomach, brought us here tonight
There’s no reason to follow and there’s no reason to hide
awareness of injustice will keep your hearts alive
VERS 2
Question the habits, question the rules
doubt those who made and assert them with full force
Question yourself, question every part of you
make up your mind every day anew!
CHORUS
There’s no reason to follow and there’s no reason to hide
The rage in our stomach, brought us here tonight
There’s no reason to follow and there’s no reason to hide
awareness of injustice will keep your hearts alive
BRIDGE
Question those you look up to, question those who look up to you (6x)
CHORUS
There’s no reason to follow and there’s no reason to hide
The rage in our stomach, brought us here tonight
There’s no reason to follow and there’s no reason to hide
awareness of injustice will keep your hearts alive
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