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Artist: Fictional
Canonical path: /fictional/former-occupants
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Former Occupants
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Former Occupants
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Former Occupants
Ten thousand years ago
beings were living on the earth
there was plenty of green land
but there was no mirth
they increased by a billion fold
so ther was misery, and hunger
they also were greedy of gold
but they didnt see the danger
former occupant's were living here
they all pushed on a very long band
more than a billion were dying here
the green land turned to wasted land
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