The Last Man On Earth
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The Last Man On Earth
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Like the sun at the end of the day
His long life is going down
Like a flame burning out in the gleeds
His tired eyes slowly fade out
He knows - the end is coming close and nothing`s eternal
A human`s born and dies alone. It is the nature`s law
Once upon a time there were
Too many people ‘round
But now everybody is gone
He`s all alone in the town
He has the wisdom of all time but now it is useless
Because now under empty sky he stays sole alive
There are no birds in the sky. There are no lights in the night
There’s just nothing as he`s the last man on the earth
He knows that now it`s his turn
But he is not just the next one
From this road there`s no return
There is no one after him
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