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Slave Factory
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Be welcome to the world my child, to the land of working slaves.
You'll be programmed for doing as you're told from the cradle to the grave.
Don't think too much, don't squeeze your brain, you will never realize this.
There's a nice software in your microchip simulating that you're free.
You try to run but you cannot escape, stuck in the maze of the spiderweb.
You can't stop working, your queen must be fed. Long live the Slave Factory
On the production line we all come out this way, with a bag full of fancy lies.
Golden chuckles chained to our brains and magic numbers that control our minds.
And your master and his well trained dogs they are watching you all day long.
He knows all you do and hears all you say, the wrong words will make you lose your tongue.
"All of you are property of the Slave Factory, and it is your duty to obey your master.
Insurrection will not be tolerated!
Any attempt of escape or rebellion, it will be punished, with the heavy hand of the law...upon those who are against the Slave Factory"
You try to run but you cannot escape, stuck in the maze of the spiderweb.
You can't stop working, your queen must be fed. Long live the Slave Factory
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