Powershifter

Album: Mechanize (2009)
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  • Feared your control and excessive greed
    Abuse of your power disgraced me
    You want war
    You got war
    More than you bargained for
    I damn you and leave defiantly
    Cut you out and take it all with me
    You want war?
    You got war
    More than you bargained for
    Always question authority, control my own destiny
    Forcing change, breaking free
    From the gears of the machine
    Changing my world so I can live
    Execution, powershift
    I will forge my place in this time
    Contention is sharply refined
    I will expose you and force your demise
    To take control of what is truly mine Writer/s: BURTON C. BELL, DINO A.M. CAZARES
    Publisher: Royalty Network
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