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New World
02:52
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I have nothing left to hope for
After I've got washed up on the shore
I'm wandering in a big skeleton
With bones covered in moss
When I'm looking through my mask
I see that nothing’s left to restore
I don’t have anything to hope for
After you have been destroyed by war
I want to fly into space
But I have to hide underground
Don't want to live in this new world
Two hundred feet beneath the town
Force answers force and war breeds war
Something - we have seen before
We're hiding like rats in our own grave
Ended up having ourselves enslaved
And we still haven’t learned a thing
Instead we keep clipping our wings
Guess, we have reaped what we have sown
We'll be always on our own
I thought I had nothing left to hope for
Evolution‘s been knocking on our door
The next generation of humankind
And again - we are being blind
Things we can’t see - we will smite
Moving one step closer into the light
I thought I‘d finally fly to space
And again our hope has been erased
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Happiness For Everybody
02:16
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Space and time will always change
They came to us one day
Progress is what remains
Even though in disarray
Shadows warped and twisted
In a rather morbid way
Jolly Ghosts are smiling in the distance
You better hide
Happiness for everybody
Happiness for everybody
The Witches Jelly has stolen your limbs
The Mosquito Mange struck hard
Obey or get detained;
The future - can’t be disarmed
Your wishes hide where the Meat Grinder sleeps
Just one step ahead
Sacrifice a life for all my dreams
You better wish
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