Malicious Delight
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Malicious Delight
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A town - cold and dark,
nothing is real,
what do you feel,
you wanted to live forever,
and now you got it,
nightmares, agression and death.
you got what you deserved - moneyman,
you destory anything you can,
no need to cry,
no need to preach,
you´re destroying everything,
you can reach.
deserts - no trees - no grass,
no water anymore,
emptiness in the minds,
no on can help you now,
no one is left to change anything,
you wanted to rule,
now you´re the king
of a dead world.
now you go there,
alond and sad,
but now you live here forever,
and that´s not bad.
you got what you deserved - moneyman,
you destroy anything you can,
no need to cry,
no need to preach,
you´re destroying everything,
you can reach,
everything you can reach.
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