Disease
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Disease
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Dark shapes coming from the sky
Bringing war to the land of men
Mankind tries to understand
Will we see how this will end?
Bad habits make things worse
Now it's hard for us to fight it
Bad feelings are our curse
The situation is getting harder
A social upheaval
Let's face our fate and cry
Together we cry and suffer a little more
Tell me why! I remember we've done it before
Horizons brings white clouds
And some hope to the land of men
Mankind lies on the ground
Always doing the best we can
No water, no food, no joy
And sex, only for the brave
Some strong disease has caught us
The sky now is turning gray
A social upheaval
Let's face our fate and cry
Together we cry and suffer a little more
Tell me why! I remember we've done it before
Together we cry and suffer a little more
Tell me why! I remember we've done it before
Together we cry and suffer a little more
Tell me why! I remember we've done it before
Together we cry and suffer a little more
Tell me why! I remember we've done it before
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