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Artist: Inbreeding Rednecks
Canonical path: /inbreeding-rednecks/an-observation
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An Observation
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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An Observation
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I see the trees, calm and wise
I walk the streets, helpless thoughts
Gathered blind, mass hypnosis
I look at the sea, wide and high
I walk the streets, I see them
Act like sheep
Scared and confused
Ready to follow and fall
I see the devil in their eyes
And he needs a sacrifice
You'll bleed as you pleased them
Play the game or break the chains
You're the repeater
I'm the Deleter
This culture lost its true values
In search of the perfect life
Condemned the ancient times
Now consuming endless greed
Punished by their own (goddamn) stupidity
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