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Artist: Disloyal (Pol)
Canonical path: /disloyal-pol/the-dolls-factory
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The Dolls Factory
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The Dolls Factory
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Just another toys
Robbed of what remains
Can`t get rid of chains
Will better tomorrow come?
Slowly opening their eyes
To see the light to see the day
Drowning in river
Created in sadness and blood
It was never commanded to live their own lives
It was never destined to see the sun rising last time
Fragile creatures let to
Take away their dreams
Building monuments
Of their own fear
The dolls factory...
Just another toys
In claws of masters of this world
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