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Dear All Happy People
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Daily watching
Daily reading
My head explodes
My eyes are bleeding
Once again, my head explodes
Tell me who’s to blame
It’s just a fucking shame
And the world goes down the drain
Dear all happy people
We’ll never be like you
Don’t shut your mouth and eyes
There is a job to do
Dear all happy people
We’ll never be like you
End your senseless smiling
There is a fucking job to do
Do you never disagree
Or are you so blind that you can’t see
Or it’s just me, just me
Of course I try to have my fun
We all only live just once
Without joy there is no pain
Tell me who’s to blame
It’s just a fucking shame
And the world goes down the drain
Dear all happy people
We’ll never be like you
Don’t shut your mouth and eyes
There is a job to do
Dear all happy people
We’ll never be like you
End your senseless smiling
There is a fucking job to do
Dear all happy people
We’ll never be like you
Don’t shut your mouth and eyes
There is a job to do
Dear all happy people
We’ll never be like you
End your senseless smiling
There is a fucking job to do
We will never be like you
We will never be like
We will never be like
We will never be like
We will never be like
We will never be like you
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