Cunning Schemes
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Cunning Schemes
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A day of arrogance
To feed hatred
Sharp teeth to bite
And undermine the forces
Dirty and cunning schemes
I see by the corners
Scornful looks
Betrayal is everywhere
We're just a pile of bones, we're dust in the wind
We fight daily battles and no one fights for us
Fake smiles will try to deceive you
So be ready to close your eyes
Many words will lead you astray
So don't believe what she says
No mercy for eyes downcast
My joy stayed in the past
I hate to see you every day
No one will see me sad looking at the sky
With black clouds dominating my mind
I will not go back in the first game
But she thinks I'm her slave
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