I Am Spartacus
from Better To Die on Your Feet Than Live On Your Knees by Liberteer
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To whom can we turn to show us the way?
Which one among us will stand today?
Whose stirring words will we obey?
Whose sermon will we adopt and pray?
Which one among us will stand today?
Whose stirring words will we obey?
Whose sermon will we adopt and pray?
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from Better To Die on Your Feet Than Live On Your Knees,
track released January 31, 2012
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Liberteer California
LIBERTEER unleashes a ferocious and wholly unique grindcore rebellion on their Relapse debut Better To Die On Your Feet Than Live On Your Knees. The creation of Matthew Widener (CRETIN, CITIZEN), LIBERTEER merges scathing anarcho-grind with triumphant passages and stirring riffs, creating a blasting war march that espouses nothing less than total anarchy. ... more
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