Crossing A Minefield In Clownshoes
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Crossing A Minefield In Clownshoes
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to split the core
adding insult
to injury let's get the masters off their thrones
the latest plague
does not appear
straight trough the main entrance to kick back our asses
in life the wasteful retrieve the highest attention
by wasting the raw materials of earth
how can we live for the fortune without remorse
start to care don't give up this world
don't rely on your own will
power for all
on a pure way
so just lean back and get your meat served on a plate
we pass the world…
…and wasting the raw materials of earth
how can we live for the fortune without remorse
start to care don't give up this world
don't rely on your own will
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