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Management Youth
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I see this right-wing infiltration
Under the guise of unity
I see instrumentalization
I see zero mentality
Promote us to death
So that you live from
What you are supposed to be living for
But now you are living for success
I used to hear you getting angry
You used to see me getting pissed
Fuck this society forever
We would never try to fit
But it is so easy to forget
A message which you never spread
You get along by motivation
I would either call it management
There is no hope, there is no answer
You still try to manage us
Whoever called this culture
There is no way, there is no direction
You still try to govern us
Impose your leaders to the mislead
There was a time when all my fear
My desperation, all my hate
To society turned into passion
But within my passion there lies betrayal
And now I see all those plastic people
An undifferentiated mass
How they pronounce themselves resistant
In a society of glass
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Dead City Radio Vienna, Austria
DEAD CITY RADIO is a punkrock band from Austria. Besides a hard and fast driven style of music pushed to the limit on a high- gain-level, a straight and correct attitude stated in the lyrics are important characteristics to DCR. DCR is a 100% anti-fascist, anti-racist, anti-sexist and queer-tolerant band! ... more
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