Use a Bee
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Use a Bee
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I thought I knew you
But I was wrong
When I see you today
I don't understand
How could you change that much
It's your life I won't tell you how to live it
But question you and your ideals
What did you believe in
Was it just an attitude
You thought was cool back then?
Once you wanted to change the world
But the world changed you
You won't admit it's true
You've become what you hated
Most of all back then
Now you've betrayed all those ideals
That you once believed in
Or was it just an attitude
You thought was cool back then?
Now you've become
A statistic figure a number on a list
With no personality or individuality
Just a status climber with materialistic needs
Who soon will live
In the united states of europes asshole beurocrates
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