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Drowning in Decay
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I used to think that I could make a difference
But now my thoughts are giving way to spite and bitterness
Give me your tired, your hungry and your desperate
The rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting restless
There is no future where I’m from
I had ambitions, but they’re dead and gone
Don’t wanna stay, I need to get away
Before I’m drowning in decay
Someone, explain to me the purpose of my contributions
When happiness and freedom are just illusions
I cannot stand to live my life in sobriety
Watching the destruction and corruption of society
There is no future where I’m from
I had ambitions, but they’re dead and gone
Don’t wanna stay, I need to get away
Before I’m drowning in decay
Do you think you are free?
You never were, and you will never be
When will you realise
You cannot spell “believe” without a lie
There is no future where I’m from
I had ambitions, but they’re dead and gone
Don’t wanna stay, I need to get away
Before I’m drowning in decay
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