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WOOD - The World Today

from The Elixer by WOOD.

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The World Today

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I sometimes stop, to take a look at everything around me.
And then I see the misery of this world.
Because how can it be, that man became so violent.
What is the point of caring, when we`re all estranged.

All the news I hear is about blood, murder and despair.
And all I see is people, too blunt to care.
Naivety surrounds me, the truth might be hard to bare.
Still we act like it's fine, still we've got our welfare.

Fuck our luxury and go to hell with our society.
We all use an adjusted reality.
And there is no justice, there is just us.
After all, we just look at us.

We should all bond together so we march as one.
For when we stand together we cannot be overcome.
The time has come for us to make a major change.
The time has come to stop leaving things to be.

Fuck our luxury and go to hell with our society.
We all use an adjusted reality.
And there is no justice, there is just us.
After all, we just look at us.

Fuck our luxury and go to hell with our society. (2x)
We should all bond together so we march as one.
We must all bond together so we march as one.

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from The Elixer, track released September 24, 2017
Music composed by: WOOD
Lyrics composed by: Reinier Nijdam
Produced, mixed and mastered by: Sean Brandenburg

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WOOD. Breda, Netherlands

Original, strange and surprisingly catchy. WOOD is a progressive metal collective from the Netherlands, formed in 2014, merging a broad taste in music into original compositions.

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