Mind: Demoncracy

from MMXV by Manège Noir

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Guest soli by Alex Kodnar ( www.youtube.com/alexdevenemy ) & Bernd Brodträger

█ Mixing & Mastering: Nobert Leitner / UDIO Media
█ Artwork / Photos: Written In Black / Jörg Varga
█ Photos: Julian Haas / Through The Haze

lyrics

Trust lies in pieces
Collecting the shards
Assemble with bloody hands
Falling apart

Assignment of guilt
No one's to blame
Look at the others
They're doing the same

Responsibility denied
Hate emerged, Unity defied

Enforcing the change
Cut your own skin
Feasting the green
like a broken machine

No purpose, only hate

String puppets for the wealthy
The more you have the more you get
Imbalanced Equality

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from MMXV, released October 10, 2015

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