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And I scream, cause each one of them there is a part of me.
And I rage, cause Im locked with them inside that cage.
Cause I dont see a difference between the multitude of species. They feel pain I feel pain. They all just want to live. Just like me.

And when are we going to see, that theres no difference in suffering.
One species, were all the same.
Were all sentient beings.

When they bleed I bleed.
And when they scream I scream.
When they are abused theyre doing it to me and you.
And if you want peace then we have to stop supporting.

And when are we going to see, that theres no difference in suffering.
One species, were all the same.
Were all sentient beings.

And how long are we going to go on, with the abuses?
Go vegan, cause the animals dont need your petty excuses.
Imagine if it was your baby that they were taken away.
Imagine if it was your life all your brothers and sisters intensely confined.
Could you imagine being boiled alive?
Could you imagine being slaughtered just for your hid?
Could you imagine being viewed just as a product and in the end being senselessly murdered?

And when are we going to see that theres no difference in suffering?
One species, were all the same.
Were all sentient beings.
And when are we going to see that theres no difference in suffering.
One species were all the same.
Were all trying to avoid pain.

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from Live @ Galerie U Mloka (17th July 2012), released September 19, 2012

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