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existence
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hi' tech dark age
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hi’ tech dark age
⬇️magyarul lejjebb⬇️
everything is
interrelated
with everything
else, especially
in those sites, blogs,
groups & vlogs.
where correlations
and assertions
need no proof,
need no proof!
it is enough if
it speaks
to emotions
instead of reasons.
[choir]
welcome to the hi’-tech dark age!
this is the post-truth period.
welcome to the hi’-tech dark age!
this is the post-truth period.
“which is an escape from reality
which is an escape from reality”
[choir]
welcome to the hi’-tech dark age!
this is the post-truth period.
welcome to the hi’-tech dark age!
this is the post-truth period.
“which is an escape from reality”
which is an escape from reality!
——————
minden
mindennel
összefügg,
főleg azokon
az oldalakon,
csoportokban & vlog-okon.
ahol az összefüggéseket,
kijelentéseket
nem kell bizonyítani,
nem kell bizonyítani!
elég ha
az ész helyett
az érzelmekhez
szólnak.
[refrén]
üdv a hi-tech sötét korban!
ez az igazság utáni időszak.
üdv a hi-tech sötét korban!
ez az igazság utáni időszak.
"ami menekülés a valóságból!
ami menekülés a valóságból!"
[refrén]
üdv a hi-tech sötét korban!
ez az igazság utáni időszak.
üdv a hi-tech sötét korban!
ez az igazság utáni időszak.
"ami menekülés a valóságból!"
ami menekülés a valóságból!
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misantropiX - vox, lyrics, synth,
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