Fate
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Fate
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Smileless faces parking cars in the streets
We see this misery
AND
While we close our eyes it grows constantly
The richness made by poverty
In this arms... you can see this pain
There's no mind... lost
They're all snatched to the same
So I'm walking in this maze
Nothing seems to change
What I have to face
It's no fate
Endless human sacrifice
It grows on
Do you think it's god will?
NO
But we keep on just pretending to feel
And neverminding what is real
So I'm walking in this maze
Nothing seems to change
What I have to face
It's no fate
So I'm trying to define
What I feel inside
Nothing more than hate
To this fate
Yeah, cause this is no kind of fate
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