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Artist: INRAZA
Canonical path: /inraza/sociexit
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Sociexit
Read Sociexit lyrics by INRAZA on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sociexit
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So superficial
And all your moves mechanic
You think you fight for
Something else than survival
Slave to the pleasure
Like all the others
You were born inside a cage
You're slowly suffocating
We're all alone
Programmed for damnation
Everything's virtual
Debilitaded
They're tracking every step
Completely jaded
You serve as you connect
No other vision
Sit down, you must respect
Inside this prison
Are born your last regrets
There's no way out
Here
We're all alone
Programmed for damnation
Everything's virtual
Break these walls (oh!)
An illusion
Superficial
The only victim
Is yourself
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