Geezer Butler
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The Invisible

The Invisible lyrics by Geezer Butler. Invisible, the man on the street The voice of silence, You don't want to meet The homeless, the poor Society's dregs...

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The Invisible

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Invisible, the man on the street

The voice of silence,

You don't want to meet

The homeless, the poor

Society's dregs

The drunk and the junkie

The woman who begs

Old and dying are obsolete

Children crying in the street

Invisible, victims of hate

Police and villains

Wasters of time

Scapegoats and prodigals

Social outcasts

Lost boys and girls, iconoclasts

Old and dying are obsolete

Children crying in the street

Drugs abusing, our memory losing

Invisible are everywhere

Invisible, the child you abuse

The people who die for the drugs that

You use

The wife that you batter, the husband

You cheat

The old and the dying, the now

Obsolete

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