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Roots of Suffering
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destruction, in the name of progress.
we have created the roots of suffering
humanity is trapped within a men-made machinery,
where life is nothing worth
the roots of suffering
they lie in our own greed
the roots of suffering, they lie in our own greed
we have created our own decay
and if we continueto live with blinded eyes,
nothing will ever change
no chance for us to be saved
we are the gearwheels of corruption
pushed down by greedy hands
condemned to function
a system built on exploitation,
will never last
and in the end
it all comes crashing down
i am a human being
my life has a meaning
i am not a servant
of a corrupted world
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