Escape & Operate
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Escape & Operate
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6 a.m.
There is still the obscurity out of the window
I don't understand anything, I'm still in my world.
I get up me, the eyes are low, the heavy legs
Everything is distorted, everything is a little clear
I am late, I have to be fast for my nightmare hours
So many as me, all equal ones as cyborgs.
Same movements repeated to the endless one.
Any word, any look, only boredom.
I won't go out alive of here.
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2 p.ms.
Another day is ended.
We escape all from the metallic monster.
We are free, once more, but soon we will be chained.
The only street of exit is my beer.
I am tired now, I return in my world.
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