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Artist: Infernorama
Canonical path: /infernorama/transformation
Related lyric paths: 6
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Transformation
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Transformation
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Politicians walk southwards the north
And spit with fire at those who they have to serve the most
But history has learned us more than twice
That you can play with people as long as they let you throw the dice
Evolution has been set on a new course
Through the years we will reap what we sow
Until not our mother nature is a part of mankind no more
But the world and all its nature has us in control again
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