Flames In The Garbage
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Flames In The Garbage
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A trash can is standing in every house
Full of rotting stinking garbage
Flames in the garbage
All people throw away
The shit in the same way
Flames in the garbage
The same waste in every bin
But maybe soon a flame grows up
Like a flame in the garbage
A burning flame blazing up and shining
The other waste is on fire
Flames in the garbage
The flames rise up and go on top
Ultimately the house burns out
Flames in the garbage
This little flame grows continuously
And ends in a great fire
Flames in the garbage
Like a flame in the garbage
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