Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Working Men
Canonical path: /working-men/about-human
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About-Human
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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About-Human
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Raw and misshapen
Smiling foolishly
Living my own sweet fate
I intend to thrive
Thirst and hunger
Both divine weapons
He sanctifies his name
Dinner arrives
Humanity always made me dream
Humanity always made him dream
Humanity always made me dream
Humanity always made him dream
Brand new blank sheet
Imposing empress
Feel the painful new doctrine
Excruciate
Humanity always made me dream
Humanity always made him dream
Humanity always made me dream
Humanity always made him dream
Humanity always made you dream
Humanity always makes you dream
Humanity always makes us dream
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