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All Shall Perish – Wage Slaves
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[Intro] / C'mon! C'mon! C'mon! / [Verse 1] / Scathing, attacks of time and torment / When we sleepwalk our lives away / These thieves, they've made our hearts break / [Breakdown
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All Shall Perish – Eradication
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Leading the tables turn / As we fail not to create / A false sense of eradication / To revel in, separation / I detest this life / Inching but seeming to end this life / Surprising
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All Shall Perish – Promises
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Change sets in my life to start the plague / Fright becomes my resort to find / All the hate I need inside / You take our words that bind us / Destroyed our time to heal this mess
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All Shall Perish – The Last Relapse
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I have seen what it means / To detest and to care / And to outlive the dream of you and me / This has been a disease overtaking a new sense of being / Pain staring from your eyes
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All Shall Perish – We Hold These Truths...
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Make your last requests, and begin to slowly slip away / I've forgotten all your desperations / This endeavor makes further decay / I know, we have all known / For so long of the
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All Shall Perish – Better Living Through Catastrophe
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Fuck everything you ever told me / You were the one I trusted in / I was so blind / Cut out my own eyes for fear, the sight / These broken pieces of a life I tried to hide / I
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All Shall Perish – Prisoner of War
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I have made a lasting picture / Among the faces / The night hath plagued / Lost it all lie that your fathers / Have fought for am I the defiant one / Along a saving grace
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All Shall Perish – The True Beast
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I creep into you / Fiending your pleasure coming next to mine / Abandoned wounds are bleeding / Rotting ignorance becomes bliss / My mind is searching / My mind is fighting / My
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All Shall Perish – The Day of Justice
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Reigning through all destruction / We've found our place in torment / A longing, a bond / Deciding factors awaken us all / I see a figure longing to be strong / Their sights are
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All Shall Perish (Ft. Mike McKenzie) – There Is No Business to Be Done on a Dead Planet
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Depleting the need of thieves to care / They rise on degradations wings / I've seen, we've all seen / We have seen the coming price for our / Self-righteous greed / A cry from
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Percy Bysshe Shelley – Queen Mab
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I / HOW wonderful is Death, / Death, and his brother Sleep! / One, pale as yonder waning moon / With lips of lurid blue; / The other, rosy as the morn / When throned on ocean's
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Peter Kropotkin – An Appeal to the Young
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Addressed to young men and women preparing to enter the professions, An Appeal to the Young was first published in 1880 in Kropotkin’s paper, La Revolte, and was soon thereafter
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Robert C. Tucker – The Marx-Engels Reader ( Chap. 2 )
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Wage Labour and Capital / KARL MARX / Shortly after adumbrating the materialist
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Lord Byron – Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (Canto 2)
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Canto the Second / I. / Come, blue-eyed maid of heaven!—but thou, alas, / Didst never yet one mortal song inspire— / Goddess of Wisdom! here thy temple was, / And is, despite of
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Richard F. Burton – Arabian Nights, Vol. 9 (Chap. 5)
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Abu Kir the Dyer and Abu Sir the Barber / There dwelt once, in Alexandria city, two men, of whom one was a dyer, by name Abú Kír, and the other a barber Abú Sír[FN#184]; and they
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Olaudah Equiano – The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano (Chap. 5)
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The author's reflections on his situation—Is deceived by a promise of being delivered—His despair at sailing for the West Indies—Arrives at Montserrat, where he is sold to Mr. King
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Lord Byron – Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (Canto 4)
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Byron’s footnotes are given in the annotations in square brackets [].
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Robert C. Tucker – The Marx-Engels Reader (Chapter 5)
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The LaterEngels: / Elaboration and Popularization Speech at the Graveside of Karl Marx
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Richard F. Burton – Arabian Nights, Vol. 6 (Chap. 2)
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The City Of Brass.[FN#104] / It is related that there was, in tide of yore and in times and years long gone before, at Damascus of Syria, a Caliph known as Abd al-Malik bin Marwan
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Robert C. Tucker – The Marx-Engels Reader (Chapter II)
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Wage Labour and Capital / KARL MARX / Shortly after adumbrating the materialist conception of history in the 1844 manuscripts and formulating it comprehensively in Part I
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Richard F. Burton – Arabian Nights, Vol. 5 (Chap. 74.2)
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The Story of Janshah.[FN#536] / 'Know, O my brother, that my sire was a King called Teghmús, who reigned over the land of Kabul and the Banu Shahlán, ten thousand warlike chiefs
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Robert C. Tucker – The Marx-Engels Reader (Chapter 4)
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Society and Politics in the Nineteenth Century / Speech at the Anniversary of the People's Paper
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