Croatia Breaks
Croatia Breaks: Unveiling the Struggles of a Third World Life
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I live a third world life
I lead a life in a economically underdeveloped country
My people starve in poverty
People in my nation are suffering from extreme poverty
Its really nice to see a
Expressing appreciation for a band that sincerely expresses their beliefs
Band mean what they say
Applauding bands that genuinely stand by their words
I know yer freedoms limited
Acknowledging limited personal freedoms
Ya seen how it is for me
Sharing personal experiences of life's challenges
Few that come through isn't often
Not many people from outside understand our struggles
We just want to leave
Expressing the desire to escape difficult circumstances
The propagandas horrible
Highlighting the negative impact of propaganda
Faciast president
Referring to a president with authoritarian tendencies
He cleaned out the hospital
Accusing the president of removing critical medical support
Of cancer patients
Alleging harmful actions towards cancer patients
He took the whole fifth floor
Describing repeated actions of the president
He's done it twice before
Emphasizing the lack of consequences for the president
There isn't any law for him
Pointing out the absence of legal restrictions on the president
Dictator has us chained
Feeling oppressed under a dictatorial regime
(their systems rape!)
Expressing the violation of societal systems
Croatia breaks!
Referring to the country experiencing a breakdown
Croatia breaks!
Reiterating the country's turmoil
A matter of the factories
Discussing issues related to industrial employment
The workers don't get paid
Workers facing non-payment for their labor
For when we do its spoiled food
When paid, the food provided is of poor quality
We share with family
Sharing meager resources with family
For if we question authority
Fear of repercussions for questioning authority
One day we disappear, we just take the beans
Describing a situation where dissenters disappear
And dream escape and heading west
Dreaming of escape, possibly to the west
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