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Burn
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The threads shrivel and burn.
From this act of defiance we must learn.
Our claim to land and country is false and empty.
No allegiance to this racist identity .
Our flag is founded on oppression and genocide.
It is the embodiment of a legacy of lies.
The flames will purify a white washed ignorance.
THE LIES WILL BURN.
The infection is still thriving while we drape the veil over our eyes.
Do not be deceived, our history should be despised.
From the flames, truth will emerge and the lies will…BURN.
Nothing’s more barbaric than the hatred you show.
Your privilege is all you'll ever know.
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Wreaths
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The crows depart a winter sky.
Thousands march with fear in their eyes.
We feast on the fruit, planted long ago.
Biting into the fear, Humanities blood flows.
The flowers of hatred, wreathed upon our heads.
Fear of change, fear of death.
Those appealing for decency are painted red.
For many compassion has long since fled.
Indoctrinated by systematic prejudice.
Freedom of speech, freedom of hatred.
Believing our convictions are always sacred.
Our compassion must shine to those in the dark.
Not to allow hatred to leave its mark.
Fighting for our cause, to die with our sanity.
Hatred of others will lessen our morality.
The wheel of suffering is always turning.
While mans hate continues burning.
We all suffer the same fate.
Death. Regret.
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Rebirth Melbourne, Australia
Rebirth was a socio-political, straight edge band out of Melbourne, Australia.
Think. Learn. Grow.GIve.
XXX.
2014-2017
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