Subsoil Pedestrians
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Subsoil Pedestrians
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Sear me dismal city, sear me in your shroud
Faces disappear into the liquid crowd
Drown me mother progress, drown me in your flood
Faces pass by, we talk to God
And when we sometimes walk too slow
Subsoil pedestrians call from below
I'm talking to myself while I descend
It seems my pilgrimage has reached it's end
Burn me hollow city, burn me on my way
Pleasant stream of green in me it turns to grey
Drown me urban mother, drown me in your hate
Oblivion's lust is our fate
This lonely town devours its people
A permanent hunger not to appease
A couple of flowers floats in the mud
Insignificant beauty in the flood
The flowers disappear in streams of grey
Everything changes, every day
A million wars we have to fight
Every day and every night
In happiness we love to burn
And some day I will not return
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