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Artist: C-drone-defect
Canonical path: /c-drone-defect/sin-society
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Sin Society
Read Sin Society lyrics by C-drone-defect on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sin Society
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We're so eager to make this place like hell
We're so genious to enslave this world so well
The scourge of man and Babylon's whore
There's no need for a scapegoat anymore
We crave for oil, land money and might
We go to war when a thought seems right
We leave no chance to conquer and spread
Maybe we forgot what we shouldn't forget
So, God, where is your flood right now
The great extermination show
God is dead, we're the winners
Incomprehensible lucky sinners
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C-drone-defect performs "Sin Society", and this lyric page sits inside the C-drone-defect catalog on LyroVerse.
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