Politischer Bluff

Stahlhammer

Alle glaube, doch es ist nicht wahr
Keiner will es sehen
Es scheint gut, Lebensfreude in bar
Wahrheit ist der totale Horror

Es gibt nur einen Gott
Im Glück und in der Not
Gnadenlos stirbt das Opfer

Schon als Kind machte man dir klar
Wie die Dinge stehen
Heute ein Arsch, morgen ein Star
Alles Lüge

Gezwungen es zu leben
Alles nehmen, wenig geben
Stahlhart ist die Lehre

Jetzt wird’s ernst, steh auf
Zahl den Preis, kauf mich
Beweis es jetzt, zeigs mir
Machs dir selbst

Mit jeder Lüge, die du glaubst
Wächst das Kartenhaus
Nach der Ruhe vor dem Sturm
Tobt das Chaos

Verdammt, es zu erleben
Ungehörter Schrei, endlos gottergeben
Uns heilt das Grab

Hoffnung ist der Glaube an das Mehr
Wir opfern Lebenszeit
Dieser Handel ist mehr als fair
Keine Gnade

Dekadenz als Bürgerpflicht
Solang der Vorrat reicht
Ausverkauft in Sicht
Freiheit ist der totale Horror

Jetzt wird’s ernst, steh auf
Zahl den Preis, kauf mich
Beweis es jetzt, zeigs mir
Mach’s dir selbst

Zeit ist um, wach auf
Lass den Scheiß, nimms dir
Beweis es jetzt, tauf mich
Sei du selbst

Bluff, Bluff


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