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1994 BC Rise Chorus: Masters of revenge Masters of payback Inciters of chaos Messengers of rage All we wanna do to you Is what you did to us All we wanna take from you Is what you stole from us Chorus Bodycount You can't kill us We're already dead You can't kill us We're already dead You can't kill the truth You're already dead Chorus Bodycount You took my past I want your future You took your future You took my parents We want your children Chorus Boducount There can never be justice On stolen land There's nowhere to run You can't excape fate Chorus Bodycount Payback muthafuckas more free lyrics

1994 BC Rise

Chorus:
Masters of revenge
Masters of payback
Inciters of chaos
Messengers of rage

All we wanna do to you
Is what you did to us
All we wanna take from you
Is what you stole from us

Chorus
Bodycount

You can't kill us
We're already dead
You can't kill us
We're already dead
You can't kill the truth
You're already dead

Chorus
Bodycount

You took my past
I want your future
You took your future
You took my parents
We want your children

Chorus
Boducount

There can never be justice
On stolen land
There's nowhere to run
You can't excape fate

Chorus
Bodycount

Payback muthafuckas

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