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Intro
01:01
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2. |
Not To Me
00:44
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you see their vision, of absolute rule
you seem to think, its okay to you
you see their vision, of absolute rule
you seem to think, its okay to you
not to me
not to me
not to fucking me
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3. |
Bigger Picture
01:08
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its plain for us to see
we know where we want to be
but if we never break free
no future for you and me
no more
(x2)
we know what needs to be done
we need to unite as one
if we never see it through, its all lost
we'd never know what we could do
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4. |
Vicious Order
01:38
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See you hangin round, like a pest
like a friend, like the rest
think we don't catch on, think we don't know
soon you're gonna see what we got to show
hide your beliefs, its what i despise
go ahead and tell us, all your fucking lies
no need for you, to hold your tongue
i know who you are you better fucking run
you have no heart, when you're saving face
answer to the vicious order
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5. |
W.D.I.M.T.U.
01:03
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see the unrest the divide
ask for help we've been denied
we'll keep the faith
wont lose our pride
we'll never let the spirit die
what're you going to do
what does it mean to you (x2)
never give in to the lies
time for them to say goodbye
rise up to the call
break down every fucking wall
what does it mean to you?
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6. |
One To Pay
00:59
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live it every night and day, we wont leave
we're here to stay
stay the fuck out of our way
you don't know. with nothing to say
you will never see the day
boots on the ground, when we come around
we are gonna make you pay
acting like a fool, trying to look cool
the end for you to your dismay
we will have our say, have it our own way
in the end its you who's gonna fucking pay
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7. |
I.D.N.U.
01:30
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Vicious Order Baltimore, Maryland
Hardcore Punk from Baltimore City, Maryland.
VO is:
Cory-Vocals
Shawn-Guitar
Cody-Guitar
Maddie-Bass
Mees-Drums
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