Alien
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Alien
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Hey my friend, welcome to this crazy world
I don't know what the hell you're doing here
Our place has plenty of beautiful living things
But you know it's sick and tired of us
Human thoughts reflect pure evil
No, no limits at all
Everybody lies, everybody has a price
Welcome to our planet Earth
We just love to dream of a life that we don’t have
Instead of changing things that bother us
In this land we have a big and wild hunger
We need to feed it time and time again
We despise the humanitarian
We adore our own headsman
We love charity, but we don’t like to fuckin’ share
Welcome to our planet Earth
Human thoughts reflect pure evil
No, no limits at all
Everybody lies, everybody has a price
Welcome to our planet Earth
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