| And s
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| A game named life where fools make the rules
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| And poets paint pictures with words that change nothing
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| Survival of the fittest they say, are they sure?
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| Or just the survival of those with the will to kill more?
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| The heart that thinks itself purely, surely is not hungry?
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| Because hungry knows too well, the world is fuckery
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| And nature is indifferent to the suffering of infants
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| That think ourselves growing human beings and something special
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| But as fate would have it, I ain’t buying the idea of fate
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| It seems we shape every place that we grace with hate
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| Depending which side of the fence or which epoch
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| You die a slow death or be singing from the treetops
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| Praise for the status quo, cus you’re comfortable
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| Those who lost out in this lottery, ha, fuck 'em all
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| Nice with this roll of the dice, I’m quite proud and
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| I don’t know if we will ever roll another time round
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| It’s a game named life
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| In a game named life
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| In a game named life
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| In a game named life
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| In a game named life
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| Where the dice decide where I go
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| There I go, in a game named life
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| I dream to be let go
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| A game named life, where fools make the rules
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| And poets paint pictures with words that change nothing
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| Young child soldier, revolver not bluffing
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| In a game that teaches children to kill but can’t love them
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| What is the journey of a bullet from the ground until we pull it?
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| A piece of earth made blow holes in souls
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| I’d like to know does a child choose in its mother’s core or before as just a
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| sperm to be born in war?
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| Does another sperm choose greatness floating in his father’s pleasure?
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| Or does the game only begin when the umbilical’s severed?
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| Is that the reason babies born screaming?
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| Because they know they left the spirit world
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| To live here with no meaning among demons
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| That see them as nothing more than chess pieces
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| In a game named life where even the winners stop breathing
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| And the whole thing is as tedious as a tale that is told twice
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| We clone life but don’t even own our own life
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| Sacrifice, pain and strife
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| The game named life is over
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| Before we even know
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| Life is a mirror always looking at you
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| It’s not what we say or think, we are just what we do
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| With the time that is given it comes with no ribbon
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| Because life is not a gift to everyone that’s living
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| Most of the moves are made before you took your first go
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| Some got a huge head start before their first role
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| So you could play with more skill than the other players
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| They will still be head because the past generations
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| Accumulated spaces so they could practice with acres
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| Illuminated arrangements so they could manage retainers
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| Are you foolish? |
| They ain’t racing we’re chasing the pay slip
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| So they have won before even the game starts unless we change it
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| To another set of rules different from the fools
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| But to do that we are going to have to use their tools
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| And therein lies our greatest dilemma
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| In this game named life, who’s playing it better? |