Saviour's Failure
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Saviour's Failure
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You think that the pain is over
But it's just begun
You thought that there always was
Something to be done
But I've given up my hope
That mankind can be saved
From your madness and your own
evil, there's no way…
For if you want to be free and live your lives in peace
You'll have to be cured from this mad disease
You only have one release
You should not believe
That there is a heaven
With your hatred, greed and violence
There'll more likely be a hell … you'll never be able to do anything good
For if you want to be free and live your lives in peace
You'll have to be cured from this mad disease
You only have one release
Don't let anyone stop you from fleeing this world
Do what you yourself think is right
Fly into the night
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