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Artist: Nausea
Canonical path: /nausea/productive-not-destructive
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Productive Not Destructive
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Productive Not Destructive
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destructive not productive
man always seems to destroy
when the opportunity arises
man always takes more
never satisfied
the soil is scorched
never satisfied
the world is torched
the conscience of humanity
is that of greed and hate
shouldn't we have learned by now
from our mistakes.
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