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Artist: South Diesel
Canonical path: /south-diesel/miserya
Related lyric paths: 5
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Miserya
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Miserya
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Reality and misery
Everything has done for me
I can feel it through my eyes
So i´m full of all these crimes
Face me now and se the truth
People dying without a proof
Blindness rules the society
The same laws for you and me
Lives fading, screaming,
A better life? fantasy!!
I´m starving, i´m dying,
My time has come now.
Miserya
Obliteration of our minds
Mother is sick and the child cries
Forgotten, injustice for all
Salário de fome, vida animal
Vê se te cuida, hein filhão!!!
Que pobre é bandido e ladrão.
Mentalidade imbecil.
Real miséria, real brasil.
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