Monkeys
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Monkeys
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I've done nothing to make this world a better place
Not even a little something
Automation, a new age as come
We're living as rats in cages, running and doing nothing
Building a world with no need
The human race, the monkey age
We're doing wars for peace
Working for more money
Selling our world to whoís gonna take it
Believing in nothing
Losing jobs to this machine, new system for our lazyness
How can we live without working
Computers, hail to the masters
Our souls to the loser of this planet
Whoís the winner now?
The creator or the ignorant?
No jobs the world lazyness is our loss
Who will work, who will live
I've done nothing, weíve done nothing
Weíve got no more places to go
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Who performs "Monkeys"?
Chucks Nation performs "Monkeys", and this lyric page sits inside the Chucks Nation catalog on LyroVerse.
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