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Artist: Mean Bomb
Canonical path: /mean-bomb/everyone-dies-alone
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Everyone Dies Alone
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Everyone Dies Alone
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If you work in a shop
Or you manage a concern
At the end of your life
All people are the same
Everyone dies alone
Face to face with death
It doesn´t matter who you were before
In death all people are the same
Too much people think there are
Differences between the men
But if they are dying this will be
Absolute minor about the end
Everyone dies alone
Face to face with death
It doesn´t matter who you were before
In death all people are the same
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