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A World in Crisis
01:42
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You Deserve the Darkness
05:39
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(Screw all of these world leaders, I am out of here
No one controls my body and no one controls my mind
Get the fuck out of here!)
It’s your fault
You made it happen
It’s your fault
You are to blame
You fell for it
Believed in their lies
You wished for it
Hoping others would get hurt
Now you’re in the dark, now you’re paying the price
And you’ve got no one to blame but yourself
You deserve it
You deserve the darkness
You so deserve it
You deserve the darkness
You sold your soul
Protecting your selfish desires
You became a pawn
Although you knew you were wrong
You got violent
Bloodthirsty
Mirrored yourself
After the wrong people
Now you’re paying, and karma is a bitch
Now you’re hurting, but not enough for me
You deserve it
You deserve the darkness
You so deserve it
You deserve the darkness
As for me, I don’t care about you
No one else is here
It’s a perfect world…
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Defeated by the Masses
04:38
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One step and then another
Into the danger zone
It takes a bit of courage
This path will guide me home
Defeated by the masses
Home is the prize I seek
I heard the call within me
The spirits guide my feet
Follow the path
Don’t let it die
Follow the path
Don’t let it die
One step and then another
My compass lies inside
Forsake the human world and
Sneak into the unknown
Ridiculed by the masses
I’d rather watch them die
No tribes where I am going
Alone I face my fears
Follow the path
Don’t let it die
Follow the path
Don’t let die
One step and then another
This garden has no name
One step and we shall conquer
You and I are the same
You and I are the same
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Hope
01:30
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There is hope
There is hope
There is hope
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