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Artist: Kinesis
Canonical path: /kinesis/like-vultures
Related lyric paths: 6
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Like Vultures
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Like Vultures
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Breathing in the city life eternally
Drowning in a sea of vacancy
Ideas are dangerous when it comes to success
Your quick fix leaves me pitiless
And you announce your beauty
Like vultures 'round a dead beast
A play on your fear
Your saviour is your fear
The malaise of the loner is reality
The group smiles common treachery
The race to appear the most faceless
A blunder of a smile, you're useless
And you announce your beauty
Like vultures 'round a dead beast
A play on your fear
Your saviour is your fear
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