A Praise To Madness
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A Praise To Madness
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Are you asking me how I've gone mad?
Haha, it's just a matter of feeling alive
And destroying the fears you have sown
Of destroying this old way you hate and you love
Rearrange your thoughts of what's wrong and what's right
Dignify your way of living and your fight
Tonight, inside my hell
I will take revenge
Against all those that try to make me fail
Beware the average man
Beware their health
And rise against those who try to enslave their own
And be proud
Life fades but ideas prevail
Long live bela bartok... ¡por siempre!
Long live simón bolívar... ¡por siempre!
Long live charles bukowski... ¡por siempre!
Long live gibran khalil... ¡por siempre!
Erasmus roterodamus... ¡por siempre!
Long live sacco and vanzetti... ¡por siempre!
Live frank zappa... ¡por siempre!
Vive tito puente... ¡por siempre!
And I have found freedom in my madness
Because who comprehend us
Enslaves something from us...
And we won't stop
Que no, que no, que no
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