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Artist: Antidote
Canonical path: /antidote/how-can-we-live-tomorrow
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How can we live tomorrow
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How can we live tomorrow
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The rich are getting richer
The poor are getting less
I don't see any changes
It's getting a big mess
How can we live tomorrow if there's no reason to live today
How can we live tomorrow if there's no reason anyway
People get divided
No longer in control
What's the point in living
If we have no say at all
Some people live in castles
While others starve to death
The gap is getting wider
This world is going mad
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