Extintion
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Extintion
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Thousands years of civilation, have passed
The existence of the wild world, still fascinated us
There are thirty-six thousand years
On the walls of the caves the man painted wild life, with fear, under the nature
We tolerate, the existence of nature
Thirst, hunger and fear, soon we’ll no longer have this universe
In which we live
We replace ourselves with the domestic world that feed, seaves
A useful world for men
Progress, exhaustion, climate, modification
Four billion years of evolution
Had forget, life on earth
Progress, exhaustion, climate
And in just feel hundred years, the man destroyed everything
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