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execrable heritage.
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Looking for a river
in this ancient desert land
broken bones around me
an my feet rooted in the ground
Now the winds are burning
and the nature is falling down
hanging on our fears
we have ruined everything
This is all we have to
execrable heritage
hardest time of suffering
and a man sit on his throne
The sun never sets
the stars stops to shine
the ocean is dry
join to this carnival
close your eyes, open your arms
accept the death of mother earth
The sun never sets
the stars stops to shine
the ocean is dry
And the old man from above
looking throught his rotten eyes
see the bleedings of mankind
that he builded with his hands
there is nothing more to save
that the freedom of our screams
Screeeeeeeeeeaaaaaamssssssss!!!!
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