Affordable Solutions
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Affordable Solutions
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A dusty chamber for human storage
Where all the furnishing is just for the eye
Pale low-payed workers maintain this concrete block
And society denies
The last era of tired lives
Consumed, treated like cattle
But society denies
They always put the blame on the weak
Forgotten and left with their thoughts
Governmental side-effects
And medical affection
Affordable solutions
Statutory social-welfare and health care services
The last era of tired lives
The last era of tired lives
The last era of tired lives
The last era of tired lives
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