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The Foreseer
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The Foreseer
Explosive force could save us all, or rip us limb from limb
I've seen it through the eyes of the watchers, they've seen it all before
Take time to estimate the scale of your proposals, you big kids with big guns
this isn't like a game, it affects us all, and you'll send us to oblivion
so point that barrel at your own face
and see if you can still pull the trigger
cash thrones, created by greed, to rule us all
you're not human anymore,
morally bankrupt, socially inept,
all you want is pain and disease.
they've told me the way, a way without you and what you do.
we can make it through.
so point that barrel at your own face
and please pull the trigger
rid the world of your disgrace,
before you kill us all.
We should have done it before you led us to this place
We coulda have made more for ourselves in this space
take their advise, don't demise us for our own sake
lets shake the tower, make it crumble
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