Society Cries
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Society Cries
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Can you feel the pain
Dying society cries
Loved today but then you`re just gone
Once placed high and now you`re done
You´re felt fine dreamt on your bliss
I know now the rules of life
And be sure I`ll play like this
I`m fed off of these dumb lies
I`m fed off of your injustice
I`m too far to get pushed down
I know now the rules of life
And be sure I`ll play like this
Can you feel the pain
Dying society cries
What happened to my girl who I lived once before
You told me life`s a game I realized you are just the same
When will come the time to me now
To hold my head up I don`t know how
To put myself again high on the bliss
I know now the rules of life
And be sure I`ll play like this
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Age of Distrust performs "Society Cries", and this lyric page sits inside the Age of Distrust catalog on LyroVerse.
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