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Once Upon A Time
01:17
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The biggest fairy tale that I ever head
How can you believe in somenthing that you can't see?
Religions are blinding, YOU ALL!
Disrespecting other's opinions
Fighting against the freewill that they should defend
Judging, humilianting and trying to do collective brainwash
You won't fill my head with your lies anymore!
I'm smarter than you thought
I would like to see your fucking kingdom burn!
And free their mind of your manipulation
People are suffering in misery
Praying for something that they can't see
There won't be real freedom until each person in this world
Can be released of their blinfold
I hope someday they can wake up and see that
They don't need any idol to live
The real power is within us!
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No Tolerance
01:36
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Brainwashed people start to march on,
In the name of their so called god
throughout a path of intolerance that leads to a dead end
You judge someone because of their sexuality
Just because someone wrote it in a fuckin book
You need someone to blame
For your lack of cleverness
You'll live your entire life
Like a domestic pet
Fed with lies, hatred, envy and fear
Anguished with others' happiness
Trying to crush their rights to live free
And do whatever they want to
Do you ever realize how miserable you are?
Look at yourself before worrying about others' lives
We don't have any space for you here
NO TOLERANCE FOR YOUR KIND!
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The Only Way São Paulo, Brazil
Four friends who want to spread the word about what they think about the world they live
in
The Only Way is:
Bruno: Vocals
Luis: Guitar
Gullermo: Bass/Vocals
Thomas: Drums
We'll make our voices being heard, no matter what it takes!
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