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Après moi, le déluge
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The world will still be here after your demise
Plants and trees grow again and the oceans rise
Your skyscrapers, buried and forgotten,
Reclaimed by time and dust
Your carelessness doomed us all
Sacrifice man for profit, profit is man's fall
You knew the risk when the seasons changed
but you did not heed the call
Nature cries
The seas rise
Appease the vengeful mother of the earth
The rains cease
Temperatures increase
Give this dying world a funeral wreath
When I'm dead and gone
Let the floods come
Unleash your fury upon this world
Wash their stains away
It's too late
A sealed fate
We had the chance to act but chose to wait
None of you cared
You will not be spared
Cry into your money
When the Earth shows you your fate
Earth releases
Death and despair
Food becomes scarce
But what do you care?
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In these woods, beneath these skies
We found the man who sent us to the grave.
He lived on while so many died
Yet he claims we're the ones he saved
Look at his mouth, an actor's mouth
Some say he's one of us
That's why had to kill us all
So he could be the last one
Don't listen to his words
He has the power to uncreate
Where god said, let there be
He will unsay
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