We Are The Fabrication
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We Are The Fabrication
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We waited seven hours by the sea
For the taste of ecstasy
In a life filled with trails and trees
Swallow them whole right down our bellies
Soon enough our eyes grew wide
Soon enough we had the time to feel alive
To feel alive
It felt so
Right now we'll start you're brand new life
They started screaming oh no
Right now we'll start you're brand new life
The pills, the pills made them realize
We are the fabrication!
We are! we are!
We are the fabrication!
We are! we are!
We are the fabrication!
We are! we are! we are! we are! we are! we are!
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