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Eel Bones
01:26
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Fuck this continued veneration
Fertile ignorant failed nation
White-washed education
Rejecting revitalisation
Unearth these Eel Bones!
White hegemony
Twisting history
to fit your bigotry
Unearth these Eel Bones!
History will not be reburied
Unearth these Eel Bones
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Mass Industrial homicide
Lax government oversight
Burned beyond recognition
Violated safety codes
Exits locked, choked on smoke
Burned beyond recognition
Buildings collapse
Bodies for vogue
Slave labour
for continued growth
Commercial corruption
Lives at the stake
Cheap export labour
A devil's handshake
Burned beyond recognition
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Digital, co-machinistic
Default moral subtraction
Dollar $igns and weapon systems
Stated strategy
of venture capital
Target elimination
Dollar $igns and weapon systems
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Bordger Wellington, New Zealand
Bordger is
Jessy - Drums
Conner - Bass
Sam - Guitar/Vocals
Te Whanganui-a-Tara
Aotearoa
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