Technologic Pain
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Technologic Pain
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Man believes so much in his technologic
evolution
That gives his own life to it
What kind of evolution takes lives instead of
giving them?
Every passing day the intellectual animal
Deceives himself more and more
Building weapons, polluting skies
And the energy of life
Generates death
They believe in breeding lives in laboratories
And changing the sex of a fetus inside a womb
They believe they're living gods on earth
Technologic pain
We were condemned by our mind
Technologic pain
And the following end of one more race
Those who are waiting for the birth of an
antichrist
Don't wait anymore
He was already born and grew in our minds
And in the minds of leaders that rules the world
And in those of cientits
That with their chemical bombs kills in the name
of a false peace
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