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Recycling

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Nektar Canonical path: /nektar/recycling Related lyric paths: 6
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Recycling

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Here, there, new wonders gently steal,

disguised distorted like moonlit seas

...and I see

you've taken all you need,

queue up, don't fear

there's mans new fortune here...you hear.

Song-birds, recycling, the same old tune,

Still you slave onwards, 'till all is used.

...tho' I'll see

you'll get the life you need,

queue up don't fear,

it's the man who brought you here...you hear.

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