Incites you
Don't get up, don't get up
Forever, ever revolution!
Incites me
Don't give up, don't give up
To revolution!
[x2]

Holy order,
Makes mental disorder.
Mindfucking moral,
Everyone is under control.

Believe, jesus saves,
Believe until your grave.
It makes me sick,
So fuck this shit!

Incites you
Don't get up, don't get up
Forever, ever revolution!
Incites me
Don't give up, don't give up
To revolution!
[x2]

Some kind of fools,
Never wins, always loses.
Crave for future,
Promised by a shucking preacher.

Sacrifice your life,
Sacrifice and don’t deny.
Forbidden evolution,
It's time for revolution!

Incites you
Don't get up, don't get up
Forever, ever revolution!
Incites me
Don't give up, don't give up
To revolution!
[x2]


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