Nihilism
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Nihilism
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A certain end awaits for me
So I’ll obey to my dirty needs
I’ll keep your dogmas away from me
Fanatic fools open your minds
Your god was dying in emptiness
He was bored and created us
And then I’ll laugh…
Deep into our minds
We won’t find the truth of our lives
There is only pain inside our minds
My instincts will be satisfied
Don’t be afraid to follow your mind
I’ll make love with my life
So I will laugh when I will die
And if we try to change ourselves
There will be a revolution on earth
And then we’ll laugh…
We can’t change our world
If we can’t change ourselves
We can’t change our world
If we can’t please ourselves
I’ll make love with my life
So I will laugh when I will die
And if we try to change ourselves
There will be a revolution on earth
And then we’ll laugh…
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