Impasse
from Does Not Equal by Anon Speak
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lyrics
No way forward – no way back / this impasse is a reason to forge an attack / - here to resist, no place like here to live / propane to an open flame, agitate states and eat the rich / - building a guild for the millions of militant citizens ready to / make all decisions, doing away with the ministers finally live for ourselves / - nothing is written – everything sells / nothing is equal when bigotry fiscally poisoned the well / into the fray we go, spreading the wealth, move at pace we / grow, raising the stakes, enabling change with capable words of hope / - you ready to go? - we aim for the throat / - so tell em we coming – anonymous on the approach /
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from Does Not Equal,
released March 4, 2022
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Anon Speak Melbourne, Australia
anon speak formed in late 2008 as a hip-hop project. They continue to evolve musically and sonically, experimenting with bass music and industrial beat music.
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Mar 2022 -
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Oct 2009
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