Human Error
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Human Error
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Learn the simplest, for those
whose time had come,
it is never too late!
Learn the ABC, it is not enough, but
Learn it! Don't let yourself annoyed,
Begin! You must know everything!
You must overtake the guidance.
Human Error
Learn, man in asylum!
Learn, man in prison!
Learn, woman in the kitchen!
Learn, sixty yearold
Search for the school, homeless!
Get yourself knowledge, frozen man!
Hungry man, grab for the book:
It is a weapon.
Human Error
Don't shrink from asking, comrade!
Nothing let yourself be urged,
Look afterwards yourself!
You don't know!
Proof the bill,
You must pay it.
Put the finger on every position,
Ask: How does he got here?
You must overtake the guidance.
Human Error
German poem by Bertolt Brecht
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Who performs "Human Error"?
Deathcore performs "Human Error", and this lyric page sits inside the Deathcore catalog on LyroVerse.
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