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WORKERS OF THE WORLD = FUCK OFF​!​!

from JESUS CORPSE: D​.​N​.​R. by ICONICIDE

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YOU PUNCH A TIMECLOCK EVERY DAY
TO KEEP YOURSELF ALIVE
BUT YOU'RE JUST ANOTHER SLAVE
WHO'S DEAD FROM 9 TO 5
WORKING FOR THE WEEKEND
RACKING UP THAT OVERTIME
YOUR PAYCHECK IS YOUR SENTENCE
BECAUSE WORK'S A FUCKING CRIME

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WORKERS OF THE WORLD - FUCK OFF!
WORKERS OF THE WORLD - FUCK OFF!
WORKERS OF THE WORLD - FUCK OFF!

HALF OUR NATION'S INDUSTRY
IS BUILT BY SHACKLED HANDS
THE OTHER HALF ARE WILLING PAWNS
TO ALL OF THEIR DEMANDS
THE GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT
IT'LL NEVER TRICKLE DOWN
YOU MAY BANKROLL THE KINGDOM
BUT YOU'LL NEVER TOUCH THE CROWN

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YOUR COMPANY IS DACHAU
AND YOUR BOSS A STURMBANFUHRER
THE OVEN'S YOUR RETIREMENT
FOREVER GROWING NEARER
SO WAVE YOUR UNION BANNERS BOYS
IT'S ALL THE SAME TO ME
IT'S JUST LIKE ADOLPH HITLER SAID
WORK WILL SET YOU FREE

CHORUS

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from JESUS CORPSE: D​.​N​.​R., released January 30, 2011

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ICONICIDE New York, New York

ICONICIDE are a NYC based band whose sound has ranged from sludgy political dirges to blazing fast thrash, from toe tapping street punk to a lethal mix of dub reggae and death metal. Underlying it all has been what spurred frontman Chris (the Antimessiah) to start the band back in 1988: the stripped down, no nonsense, rip out your guts sound of Early 80s New York Hardcore. ... more

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