Walking Dead
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Walking Dead
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Heart of gold, your days are young
Barriers begin to fill your head
Ambition killed the time
Become society's walking dead
So what's with being free?
In mental slavery
Surrender all you can
Fit into the corporate scam
Your plans are what they wish for
Living someone else's dream
Play along for another day
A part of their business machine
Surrender! Surrender!
Aren't you tired of living this way?
Heart of gold, your days are young
Barriers begin to fill your head
Ambition killed the time
Become society's walking dead
Your dead, You're dead
Welcome to society's walking dead!
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