| Song | Socialized Hate |
| Artist | Atrophy |
| Album | Socialized Hate |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Atrophy, Lykins | |
| Throughout our troubled history man's exploited fellow man. | |
| Displaying xenophobic fear that's hard to understand | |
| Centuries ago in | |
| Europe things were different than today | |
| Foreigners were treated with respect not disdain | |
| But dreams of power soon crushed this fine ideal | |
| They set across the ocean in search of land to steal | |
| They subjugated natives and stripped them of their rights | |
| Sold them into slavery to demonstrate their might. | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state [Chorus:] | |
| Can't you see, it's a lie | |
| Don't you know, that they've died | |
| Trapped, by your hate | |
| Stereotyped, convenient | |
| Forced to be subservient | |
| Taught by your state | |
| All you pseudo-christians had yet to have your fun | |
| You called them all subhuman justifying what you'd done | |
| You sold them into slavery, every last one that you could | |
| I guess that's only natural when you say its in their blood | |
| Soon the racist theory spread to every colony | |
| The crimes that you committed were for everyone to see | |
| Depleted all their hunting grounds and chopped down hallowed woods | |
| Set your plantations on the land where they once stood [Chorus:] | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state [Solo: Rick] | |
| The hatred that you planted is still with us today | |
| No longer simply slavery manifests in different ways | |
| Keeps people in dead end jobs, reduces education | |
| Maintain our racial sterotypes, encourages segregation | |
| You propogate injustice saying they've done it to themselves | |
| You lock them in your ghettos, | |
| Deny them any wealth | |
| The dogma you've created makes sure you never see | |
| That underneath a different color they're just like you and me | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state |
| zuo qu : Atrophy, Lykins | |
| Throughout our troubled history man' s exploited fellow man. | |
| Displaying xenophobic fear that' s hard to understand | |
| Centuries ago in | |
| Europe things were different than today | |
| Foreigners were treated with respect not disdain | |
| But dreams of power soon crushed this fine ideal | |
| They set across the ocean in search of land to steal | |
| They subjugated natives and stripped them of their rights | |
| Sold them into slavery to demonstrate their might. | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state Chorus: | |
| Can' t you see, it' s a lie | |
| Don' t you know, that they' ve died | |
| Trapped, by your hate | |
| Stereotyped, convenient | |
| Forced to be subservient | |
| Taught by your state | |
| All you pseudochristians had yet to have your fun | |
| You called them all subhuman justifying what you' d done | |
| You sold them into slavery, every last one that you could | |
| I guess that' s only natural when you say its in their blood | |
| Soon the racist theory spread to every colony | |
| The crimes that you committed were for everyone to see | |
| Depleted all their hunting grounds and chopped down hallowed woods | |
| Set your plantations on the land where they once stood Chorus: | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state Solo: Rick | |
| The hatred that you planted is still with us today | |
| No longer simply slavery manifests in different ways | |
| Keeps people in dead end jobs, reduces education | |
| Maintain our racial sterotypes, encourages segregation | |
| You propogate injustice saying they' ve done it to themselves | |
| You lock them in your ghettos, | |
| Deny them any wealth | |
| The dogma you' ve created makes sure you never see | |
| That underneath a different color they' re just like you and me | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state |
| zuò qǔ : Atrophy, Lykins | |
| Throughout our troubled history man' s exploited fellow man. | |
| Displaying xenophobic fear that' s hard to understand | |
| Centuries ago in | |
| Europe things were different than today | |
| Foreigners were treated with respect not disdain | |
| But dreams of power soon crushed this fine ideal | |
| They set across the ocean in search of land to steal | |
| They subjugated natives and stripped them of their rights | |
| Sold them into slavery to demonstrate their might. | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state Chorus: | |
| Can' t you see, it' s a lie | |
| Don' t you know, that they' ve died | |
| Trapped, by your hate | |
| Stereotyped, convenient | |
| Forced to be subservient | |
| Taught by your state | |
| All you pseudochristians had yet to have your fun | |
| You called them all subhuman justifying what you' d done | |
| You sold them into slavery, every last one that you could | |
| I guess that' s only natural when you say its in their blood | |
| Soon the racist theory spread to every colony | |
| The crimes that you committed were for everyone to see | |
| Depleted all their hunting grounds and chopped down hallowed woods | |
| Set your plantations on the land where they once stood Chorus: | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state Solo: Rick | |
| The hatred that you planted is still with us today | |
| No longer simply slavery manifests in different ways | |
| Keeps people in dead end jobs, reduces education | |
| Maintain our racial sterotypes, encourages segregation | |
| You propogate injustice saying they' ve done it to themselves | |
| You lock them in your ghettos, | |
| Deny them any wealth | |
| The dogma you' ve created makes sure you never see | |
| That underneath a different color they' re just like you and me | |
| Socialized hate | |
| Formed by modern state |