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Bad Religion ~ Suffer


Did you ever see the concrete stares of everyday? The lunatic, the hypocrite are all lost in the fray Can't you see their lives are just like yours? An unturned stone, an undiscovered Door leading to The gift of hope renewed Eternity for you The masses of humanity have always had to suffer The businessman whose master plan Controls the world each day Is blind to indications of his species slow decay People blow their minds (they choose to resign) This deformed society Is part of the design It'll never go away (it's in the cards that way) The masses of humanity Have always, always had to suffer! A door leading to The gift of hope renewed Eternity for you The masses of humanity Still clinging to their dignity The masses of humanity Will always, always have to suffer! more free lyrics

Did you ever see the concrete stares of everyday?
The lunatic, the hypocrite are all lost in the fray
Can't you see their lives are just like yours?

An unturned stone, an undiscovered
Door leading to
The gift of hope renewed
Eternity for you
The masses of humanity have always had to suffer

The businessman whose master plan
Controls the world each day
Is blind to indications of his species slow decay

People blow their minds
(they choose to resign)
This deformed society
Is part of the design
It'll never go away
(it's in the cards that way)
The masses of humanity
Have always, always had to suffer!

A door leading to
The gift of hope renewed
Eternity for you
The masses of humanity
Still clinging to their dignity
The masses of humanity
Will always, always have to suffer!

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