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We're Better Off Alone
03:34
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Do you think you’re better off alone
Aye we do
We know we are
You’ll never stop us
Saorsa gu d’alba
Talk to me
Talk to me
Get tae fuck
We’ve had enough
It’s time
To take our lives back
Centuries of oppression
Can’t just be forgotten
Rape and murder
To maintain the system
No fuckin more will we accept
The self serving lies
Freedom for Scotland
Alba gu brath
Never compromise
Freedom to make
Our own decisions
On the outcome of our lives
No one said it’ll be easy
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The first generation truely free
From conservative conformity
Now tell me, im struggling to see
What did you do with it
Fucking nothing
You took your newfound freedom
To make the world a better place
Instead- Nothing but conceited hedonism
And left the world in a fuckin disgrace
Decades later, we are still paying
For your self centred apathy
What the world now knows was
Your childish lack of empathy
In the 80s the worshiped the economic gods
At least they believed in something
Now the technodieties reign supreme
Because The 90s and gen X were fuckin shit
Short sighted self interest
The circumstances that made the towers fall
Your fault
Neo liberalism giving an acceptable face to fascism
Your fault
Passive society allowing governments to run amock
You fault
Leaving us with an unresolvable culture war
Your fault
Gen X suck my dick
The 90s were fucking shit
Write to
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Scotland The Rave
03:24
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Stomp your boots to the beat
Fighting in the street
Scottish Freedom or death
Yelling Alba gu brath
Fuck the English government
we don’t fuckin need them
Screaming Loud and proud
Voting yes to our freedom
To hardcore I’m a slave
Scotland the rave
Ravin till the morning
We are never done
This is your warning
This is Scottish gabber punk
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Scottish Gabber Punk Edinburgh, UK
Combining the Energy of Punk and the Power of Hardcore!*"&*$£* THIS IS SCOTTISH GABBER PUNK !"*!*"!*
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