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Artist: X-Fusion
Canonical path: /x-fusion/mammonism
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mammonism
Read Mammonism lyrics by X-Fusion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mammonism
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Close your eyes
And take a look
At what is yours
And what is not
In the final stages what do you think?
All your possession is not worth a rush
Below the line
There's nothing left
Without your chips
You're nothing mind
You're paying for love
You're paying for fun
In your prepaid life
You're dying alone
You're only a name
On a filled out check
Your live don't exist
You're dying alone
Open your eyes
Take a look who you are
Substract your chattle
Reconceive what remains
Caged by your greed
In golden chains
Noone will release you
From your gleamy jail
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