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The reason of existence
Tell me what are we supposed to do?
Evolution shows the progress that we never made
These facts aren’t true

The human race is growing
But the ignorance is growing too
Afraid of falling back in disorder
We know we’re fucked, we know we’re screwed

The human race caused a disease
They brainwashed us and still we’re pleased by flu
Western civilization
All created by our nation
Government flu

We are civilized
'Cause we wear fur collars around our neck
We're crewing up the eco system
Corporations got our backs

We don’t know what’s going on
The children don’t know who to trust
But thank God there is civilization
Hands together for our nation

I don’t think there’s a place for us to go
We are part of a sect and we don’t know it

The human race caused a disease
They brainwashed us and still we’re pleased by flu
Western civilization
All created by our nation
Government flu

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from The Insanity of Being Sane, released October 31, 2015

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Total Seclusion Amsterdam, Netherlands

Young formation from The Netherlands producing fast and loud music. Inspired by the early 80's hardcore punk and modern day metal and a spark of their own insanity

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