Second World
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Second World
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Imprisoned by society
Condemned by the church
Everybody was victimized
And told'em what I did
Far-fetched stories of my life
Are ridiculous at best
Stories of absurdity
Of witchcraft and abuse
Chorus:
They really made me believe
All the sins I should have done
Hypnotized I'll glean the truth
And all I ever knew is gone
An unfortunate combination
Of society's conditions
Teenage boredom, jealousies
Can account for this trial
The pressure and the torture
Forced me to confess
Forced me to believe
What I was supposed to do
Fantasy, reality
Got mixed up in my brain
Hysterical puritans
Salem's still alive
And suddenly, I can see
I can see a second world
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Funker Vogt performs "Second World", and this lyric page sits inside the Funker Vogt catalog on LyroVerse.
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