Japanese People's Song
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Japanese People's Song
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Work work work...
Very wonderful life!
Consciencious slavery
Being in a great forward's interest
Living in a drab dream world
But with a feeling of harmonic growth
Without a stop, always build
A nice, happy civilization for the
Spontaneously created new generations of clones!
Work work work...
Very wonderful life!
Uniformized lifestyle
Burned into the new generations
Preclude the possibility of chages
What can drive toward the collapse
Meaning of existence
Work work work...
Very wonderful life!
Work work work...
Die!
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