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Help
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What's the first thing that comes to your mind
When a fellow human being facing trying times
Will you say "I don't care, that's not my trouble"
Then you mother fucker got a god damn problem
Little piece of shit, open your eyes
Get the fuck out of your selfish disguise
Cards have been played, true face is shown
You're existentially frozen to the bone
I will reach out
Do whatever I can
To help out
to ease the pain
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Voice
01:42
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Burning sun over me
Silent steps from behind
Forgotten ancient prophecy
Guides the path and helps to see
Stupid conclusions
Ignorance by choice
history is neglected
We’re doomed to hear its voice
They are tiptoeing around the subjects
And manufacturing consent
Fellow human seen as an enemy
And enemy seen as a friend
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Nostalgia
01:51
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Am I awake? Am I asleep?
Time is slipping through my fingertips
Life is one god damn bumpy road
And I’ve been walking on it for way too long
I am in need of my happy place
Wake up, prep up, do your time
In an unfair exchange of labor and dime
I want to go back and never return
from the place I used to call my home
There are those moments that I cherish a lot
Of those good ol’ days, or so I had thought
No matter how was it gloom or dark
My inner self wants to go back
Childish sense of hope that I took for granted
Cause I always knew that all this would end
We have to grow old and that’s not appealing,
So then I will enjoy this nostalgic feeling
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