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Artist: Nasum
Canonical path: /nasum/the-world-that-you-made
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The World That You Made
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The World That You Made
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You've climbed all stairs and made a career,
not thinking of what's behind you
All these years that you've been living -
would you do them again?
Punctured eyes, decieving lies
Trapped in the world that you made
The world you meet is fooled by your smile,
but inside you're not shining
Everyday another glimse of the fear
that there's no higher level
The fear you fear is drawing near
It is the world that you made
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