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Artist: Alpinist
Canonical path: /alpinist/subjection
Related lyric paths: 6
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Subjection
Read Subjection lyrics by Alpinist on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Subjection
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Ein viertel, eine stadt, ein staat dem ich dienen muss
Alles im auftrag des überflusses
Kein wille, keine freude, kein freier entscheidungsfluss
Ein vorzimmerdasein, nur überdruss
Hier muss ich funktionieren, damit hier alles weitergeht
Hier meine energien extrahieren, damit sich das rad weiterdreht
Damit der fels weiter in der brandung steht
Gefangen in meiner konstruktion
Gebaut aus wünschen
Gefangen in meiner konstruktion
Gebaut aus prokrastination
Meine arbeit, mein besitz, mein abfall in den see
Schrott auf schrott
Türmt sich das wissen um meine sterblichkeit
Schrott auf schrott
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