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Artist: Thram
Canonical path: /thram/welcome
Related lyric paths: 6
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Welcome
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Welcome
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Welcome to our way of life
Although it seems a modern system
It's much older than you can imagine
Believe, it is our economic model
A friend of mine, used to say
Free will does not exist, this makes me pissed
The domino's effect is eminent
Forming economics' groups
Becoming an only thing in sight
The distance between the rich and the poor
The capitalism is a self-destructive creature
Slave of power and ignorance
And us, globalized for the misery
Mystified for the domination
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