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Arch Enemy ~ End of the Line


Welcome to the circus Leave your brain outside Sit back - relax As we feed you lies Spoon fed stimulation Glittering fashion fascination You are lost in the game Media corruption You'll be amused By the things we do to you But in the bitter end The clown is you End of the line You sold your soul For a better life You are better off dead You had one life You had one shot You blew it And you knew it The rot sets in No self control At the end of the line You play the fool more free lyrics

Welcome to the circus
Leave your brain outside
Sit back - relax
As we feed you lies

Spoon fed stimulation
Glittering fashion fascination
You are lost in the game
Media corruption

You'll be amused
By the things we do to you
But in the bitter end
The clown is you

End of the line
You sold your soul
For a better life
You are better off dead

You had one life
You had one shot
You blew it
And you knew it
The rot sets in
No self control
At the end of the line
You play the fool

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