1. |
Like Father, Like Son
02:09
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Americans have made their choice :
Come back to cowboy time
The esteemed Bush family
Take their turn on watch again
Back to true values :
Puritanism
Anti-abortion campaign
Dominating part of the army
Fear, hasty judgement
No one is safe from death
Sentence, legal crime
Incited by government
Like father, like son
Bush, serial killer
God of Americans
How many people will you kill
In the next 5 years ?
Like father, like son
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2. |
How Many Dead ?
03:02
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Sorry, a few questions :
How many kids have died today ?
What are the new rules
In the third millenium ?
Nothing new in this world :
Religions kill !
For god or power ? Go to hell !
How many dead ?
War is profitable
To the economy !
Cos' sale of weapons
Brings in millions of dollars.
No reason stopping it
The united nations
Are looking elsewhere.
How many dead ?
In Africa today
In Palestine
In Europe today
The world is bleeding !
Now it's time :
To break rules,
Accept differences,
To stop war
And economical conflicts.
How many dead ?
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3. |
Breaking The Rules
01:35
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Breaking the rules !
Captown, 1981
A black woman was arrested
She was sitting on a bench
Which was for whites only
Breaking the rules !
When the police came for her
The woman refused to stand up
So they beat her up
And took her to prison.
She had a broken leg
But she said when coming out
She would go and sit,
Sit on this bench again.
She broke the rules !
For real justice
For human rights
For dignity
To stop apartheid.
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4. |
Power To The People
03:19
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We're at war
We march for freedom as soldiers
With guns in our hands
In our birth land
We have no rights.
Today we're at war,
Our soldiers are meeting
The white oppressors.
Bullet for bullet,
In the only language
They understand.
Prepare to support our fighting men
We fight to control all the land
We fight to control our own destiny
Hence our slogan :
Power to the people !
Mobilise and prepare
Let your courage
Rise with your anger
Freedom not serfdom
Power to the people !
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5. |
Freedom
02:24
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6. |
Working Class
02:35
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Remember where we come from
From harshness and labour
We collapse under the weight of bourgeois
Who live of our labour
Work, shut up
Blackmail, threat and harassment
And scorn are so common
Slavery or work
Work or slavery
Is there a great difference ?
What's our reason for working ?
To be free
No, I don't think so
But I'm sure it makes it easier
For government to control our life.
We are the working class
Don't you know we have a brain ?
We are the working class
Don't forget what we can do
We are the working class
This means the working mass
Ready to start a riot
Don't give up, stand up !!!
We are the working class
Don't you know we have a brain ?
We are the working class
No shame no gold but fear
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7. |
Aristotle Said
03:29
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All who have meditated
On the art of governing mankind
Have been convinced
That the fate of empires
Depends of the education of youth.
Aristotle said
We're in position to refute this idea
Cos' majority of us
Is subordinate to lies ,
To propaganda about the past ,
About our destiny .
New born child : innocence, innocence,
Teenager : brainwashed , brainwashed
Model system
(for) model people
All who have meditated
On the art of fighting propaganda
Have been convinced
That the best weapon is still the writing.
They can shoot the writer
But not the written paper
Adult : no reaction, no rebellion
Old people : innocence, thanks to lies
Model system
(for) model people
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8. |
Saigne Le Porc
00:55
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Une bonne balle dans la tête
C'est bien tout ce qu'il mériterait
A moins qu'il faille l'enculer
Avec une poignée de graviers... de Besançon !
Saigne le porc
La seule façon de lutter
Contre Le Pen et sa milice
C'est de tous les massacrer
Et de les trainer dans leur pisse !
Saigne le porc
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