Tell Me How We Are Insane
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Tell Me How We Are Insane
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In vain, the trains are coming, washing away this place
In vain, the hearts are blowing the winds of human envy
These days were the time to run out of time and space
But today the things are changin'
We don't know how we are insane
Fall in a spiral madness that's the sea we travel in
To keep the sanity in this world run by fate
Scream for justice, face to face with this sad reality
Dancing over the flames to give us one more chance
Tell me how we are insane
The mothership is coming
Stay strong there's not way to return
Tomorrow when the storm is over
Tell me how we are insane
What really matters in this fiction
These lyrics have no sense
But when I write a new song
All things return to the beginning
A new hope is born Tell how I am insane.
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