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Suorittajat

from s / t by M.O.R.A.

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eteenpäin – vaikka väkisin
selkä vääränä, näivettyen
henkisessä tyhjiössä
halvaantuneena oman pään sisällä
ihaillaan suorittajia, valmiiks loppuunpalaneita uraohjuksia
joiden arvo mitataan cv:n pituudella
joille saavutukset käy kokemuksista
viha, kantavana voimana – nuoruus hukkaanvalutettuna
tarpeet kasvaa, katkeruus kytee
säännöt taipuu kunnes ne katoaa
sit viedään ahneus huippuu, kusetetaan
annetaan kusen nousta huppuun
perustetaan uffi, duunataan pyramidi
tarjotaan hopealautaselta paskaa
loppuunpalaneita, uraohjuksia
saavutukset ainoita kokemuksia
ahneuden riivaamia, moraalittomia
poltetut sillat ainoita saavutuksia

going forward
by force if needed
withering in a dark mental pit
paralyzed inside ones own mind
adoring the completers
the burnout people obsessed with their success
who’s value is measured by the length of their cv
to whom accomplishments are the only experiences
hatred as the driving power
youth wasted going forwards
needs grow
as does the bitterness
rules no longer apply
after they sees to exist
then it’s time to take greed to the extreme
concentrate on creating more misery
create a pyramid, play with fate
offering shit on top of a silverplate
burnout ones, obsessed by their success
accomplishments, only experiences
obsessed with greed, without morality
burned bridges, only accomplishments

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from s / t, track released July 30, 2011

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M.O.R.A. Finland

From Hellsinki, Finland, M.O.R.A. has been around since 2008. Angry hardcore with two vocalists, a mixture of old and new school.

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