The Future World
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The Future World
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Moon's wind whips his face
The last one's who still roves
Wandering over the darkness of the dead world
In quest of lost time
Seeing invisible things
He has heard
Voices of dead faces
Orders of damned gods
Moans of fallen angels
Dead madmen's ritual dancing
Wingless birds flying in the infinity
Future world, future world
Forests with no trees
Oceans with no water
Air with no air
Dead life before the birth
Vanishing red faces
Of mother earth's sons
Tame, wild animals
Of not tame, wild people
Hopelessly pacing up and down
This doomed world
He's still looking
Future world
Cybernetic brains
Cybernetic bodies
Cybernetic life
Cybernetic souls
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Gilotyna performs "The Future World", and this lyric page sits inside the Gilotyna catalog on LyroVerse.
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