2069 A.d.
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2069 A.d.
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Working on a machine,
In this building,
Do you know what i mean,
The walls are grey,
So are the thoughts,
They all obey,
Living in this state,
Is like hell,
Fear dominates,
Everything is upside down,
Agression rules,
In this town.
My mind is collapsing,
Minds are collapsing,
Is this the end,
Crowds are walking,
My mind is collapsing.
No one laughs here anymore,
If someone cries,
They do ignore,
Living in this machine,
Only watchwords,
On the screen,
Nature is annihilated,
And sex life
Is regulated,
Love is abused,
Money is god,
No one refused.
Refrain
Wipeout this town.
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