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Artist: Maxz
Canonical path: /maxz/science-ironies
Related lyric paths: 6
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Science Ironies
Read Science Ironies lyrics by Maxz on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Science Ironies
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Lose a game to find it never ends
Play your life to learn mysterious ways,
Write down your thoughts, 'cause it'll soon begin...
Do you think the war will come from ground?
Do you believe this all is ours at all?
Looking up to the sky, see all the aliens hide,
Giving up, she don't mind; wind up world will divide
Science in the sky is killing pieces of earth
Rain of nets and dragonflies, bayonets and wash-out dry
Win a game to find it never ends
Cheaters help, will guide you through the jam
Breaking laws of walls, 'cause it'll soon begin...
Rain in sense is figuring to break
Pink Floyd lost Syd Barrett's jay
Through the table moving cups, 'cause it'll soon begin...
Looking up to the sky, see all the aliens hide,
Giving up, she don't mind; wind up world will divide
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