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Carnival Of Pigs

from A Strings' Dramedy by Macaria

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lyrics

Enough scenes of world passed through this wooden eyes
I ask, someone can listen me?!
Folks! I have some ideas
to fix this broken opera.

A smiling face painted everywhere:
"We will build a better future"

Standing in the main square a waiting crowd
Divide in two sides like the red sea
Fluttering their own flags
Seems is near a war

Plastic smile people climb on the stage
The crowd go frenzy cheers but for what?
Cheers but for what?
Cheers but for what?

Our leader, our float we will always trail
our leader, our float has a bigger cock than yours

Everyone right here asking for their ownright
shout from left to right
Folks!
They have some ideas let listen the lawyers:

You will have the right to born, work, breed and age,
born, work, breed and age, born, work, breed and fucking die.

Standing in the main square a waiting crowd
Divide in two sides like the red sea
Fluttering their own flags, seems is near a war

Plastic smile people climb on the stage
The crowd go frenzy cheers but for what?
Cheers but for what?
Cheers but for what?

Our leader, our float we will always trail
our leader, our float has a bigger cock than your

Crowd, masked with shit by the carnival of pigs
Porks with human features in the carnival of pigs

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from A Strings' Dramedy, released October 7, 2016

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