The World Has Disowned Us
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The World Has Disowned Us
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Echoes from a fading song
A flash from a dying light
A cry from a class once exalted
Now cast aside
All ambition and purpose has withered and died
What was once seen a blessing
Now cursed as a plague
What's against our control
Needs a demon to blame
We are lost in the world
We're condemned and defiled
We are people like you
Forced to live in exile
We can beg for forgiveness
And fight for the truth
But it's gone way too far
And the world has disowned us
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